What’s On

Your guide to folk events in Coventry and Warwickshire.

We’ve linked to a new calendar format which should make more local folk events accessible and easy to update. Just click on the maroon lettering below – or scroll down for individual listing of forthcoming events.

Cov & Warks Folk Events Listing

If you are planning any folk event in the CV postcode area – big concert, back-room singaround, online performance, dance display, or whatever, click here to email us, providing the following details:

  • Date, start-time and end-time
  • Name of venue
  • Type of event
  • Artists/performers appearing
  • Location including postcode
  • Description – including how to book tickets, web links, etc
Please note that information on this page is based on advertising and public announcements by the venues and/or events organisers.
While every effort is made to ensure that details provided here are correct, CVFolk cannot guarantee its accuracy which is why we include contact information for each event so that you can check and confirm if necessary,

CVFolk is working in partnership with Folk21 Midlands region and any event listed here will also appear in their own events listing.

Apr
21
Fri
Jim Crawford @ Harbury Village Hall
Apr 21 @ 8:00 pm – 10:30 pm

Book seats by email – pay cash on arrival

A delight to have one of the finest blues and country blues guitarists in the UK back at the Sheep Dip……Jim plays the blues with a deftness of touch most can only dream of…
You’ll have to be quick to get a ticket…

May
19
Fri
Owen Spafford & Louis Campbell @ Harbury Village Hall
May 19 @ 8:00 pm – 10:30 pm

Book seats by email – pay cash on arrival

“Rising stars of the folk scene” – Katie Derham, BBC Radio 3
“Beautiful, swirling, modern English folk music” – Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
“Virtuosic, vibrant and very, very progressive. A magnificent take on the trad. tune idiom. Don’t let their youth suggest these aren’t two very wise old hearted musicians at the start of a very long and glorious career” – Sam Lee
“Brave, brilliant, deeply musical and creative.” – Martin Simpson