Squeezebox @ The Squeeze Cafe

London’s brightest new folk singer Lucy Cait has a gift for both the haunting and quietly exuberant. Beginning and ending with the sounds of London’s trains, Lucy Cait’s debut EP, Gabriel’s Wharf, is a journey through the heart of London. Cait sounds like the progeny of Bon Iver and Laura Marling, able to infuse minimalist folk music with great emotion and a sense of grandeur.
http://www.lucycait.com/

As witnessed at his stand-out performances at last weekend's Leigh Folk Festival, Piers Haslam, a singeof mainly English traditional songs, also performs American songs as well as tunes from many different countries, incorporating many styles.
His guitar style is inspired by Martin Carthy, Alasdair Roberts and Richard Thompson, with elements from other instruments such as the Guqin and the Bağlama.
https://soundcloud.com/piershaslam

See you there from 8pm