Threaded at Bristol Folk House

A gig held at Bristol Folk House on Thursday 4th July. The event starts at 20:00.


Threaded are an acoustic fusion trio that create and perform music inspired by world folk culture, nature, stories and personal experiences. Their original compositions fuse influences from traditional folk, classical music and world soundscapes, which has culminated in their unique and distinctive sound.

Threaded is the 'impressive talent' (Folk Radio UK), of Jamie Rutherford (guitar/lead vocals), Ning- ning Li (violin/vocals) and Rosie Rutherford (clarinet/bass clarinet/ vocals). They have released 3 studio albums to great critical acclaim, and have toured the UK extensively. Their highly anticipated 4th album ‘As it always was’ will be toured and released this summer.

Threaded’s show is full to the brim of energy, emotion, passion and reflection, delivered with an outstanding level of musicianship. Their set has something for everyone.

'Simply Astounding' (Midlands What's On)

'It is atmospheric and joyful to see these guys perform' (Folk Phenomena)

'They are to be greatly applauded for the entirely self-penned compositions that they have come up with, and for the most impressive breadth of style they demonstrate.' (R2 Rock 'n' Reel)

'With their own impressive talent to underpin their passion for musical exploration, [and] seemingly endless capacity to create music and song that appeals across multiple audiences' (Folk Radio UK)

Concession Rate for Students / Over 65s (Please note we may ask for proof of student card / age identification ID at the door)

Entry requirements: no age restrictions

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