A gig on Thursday 12th November. The event starts at 18:30.
Are you tired?
Me too.
That is okay here. It is invited. It is welcome.
I am creating a place where there is no need for performance, no need for masking- sink into this cosy space and let three beautiful acts of music wash over you.
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Anya Pailthorpe:
Anya's folky songs tell the tales of adventures in love and connection, with the occasional deep dive into something darker. With lyrics that connect straight to the heart, and melodies that draw on your emotions, Anya weaves a world with her music that even the long-thought ‘dead inside’ can’t help but be immersed by.
Emily Keeble:
With a forever growing curiosity around how she can use instruments to create something that illustrates the complexity and nuance she hopes to communicate, Emily's songs are dreamy yet with feet firmly on the ground, painting a unique picture of who she is and how she experiences the world.
Old Moll:
Named after a legendary witch from Dartmoor, Old Moll’s songs are from the mists of time: unearthing stories from history and folklore that fell through the cracks. Moll’s explorative lyrics, ethereal vocals and grand indie-folk sound have found a growing audience across her home town of Bristol, the wider South West and Wales. Her debut EP, Mothers of Mothers, was released in July 2026 and explores the stories of women throughout history, from the misty moors to the ancient Mediterranean.
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Food and tea will be available at an affordable price.
BS6, St Andrews - exact location given the day before the event (for this reason, please ensure you buy your ticket in advance, so you receive all the relevant info)
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*Accessibility*
There are 15 stairs from the road leading up to the property, then stairs up to the first floor which is where the venue is.
Seating options will be sofas/chairs/floor.
The lighting will be soft/low, but not dark, with no harsh contrast
Volume will be low, and there's a quieter space you can step out to if needed