David Jaycock returns to the Adelphi this September to showcase his newest album ‘The Decline of the Mobile Library’.

After playing a great show at the venue last year with Uk Folk royalty Marry Waterson, we are delighted to have him back playing an instrumental set with his band, which is sure to be an unforgettable evening.

Read a great review of the album here: http://www.folkradio.co.uk/2018/06/david-jaycock-the-decline-of-the-mobile-library/

Or give it a listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu137C9i4wo&list=PLj148Q7qu8_aVr0Ons3IqCwbz5jiPqQPP

Also on the billing is Hull’s own, the brilliant Katie Spencer:

“Katie’s guitar playing has echoes of my dear friend the late great Bert Jansch. Like a musical weaver she threads her poetic lyrics through the guitar’s strings and produces little tapestries of song.” – Ralph McTell

“Haunting, escapist and moving…” – Three Chords and The Truth

Every once in a while we are blessed with a singer who is quite simply born to write and perform exquisite songs with confident, gentle assurance. Based in the UK, Katie Spencer is a progressive-folk singer songwriter and guitarist inspired by the people and her surroundings in the Yorkshire countryside. Spencer has gigged extensively in the past three years both headlining and supporting established artists – most recently opening shows for Ralph McTell, Ian Hunter (Mott The Hoople) and Martin Stephenson & The Daintees. She has also received radio play from the likes of Iain Anderson – BBC Radio Scotland, and BBC Introducing.

Doors 8 pm

£5 otd / adv from theadelphi.com – NO BOOKING FEE!