The 2023 edition of the Cambridge Folk Festival features a typically eclectic range of artists. If you’ve a pre-conceived idea of what constitutes “folk”, then Cambridge in late July will surely open your eyes and ears to a wide range of sounds from all parts of the globe. From stalwarts of the festival such as Kate Rusby and Eliza Carthy to progressive rap collective Arrested Development. Not convinced? How about Hollywood actor turned highly impressive singer/songwriter Kiefer Sutherland or the more home-spun silver screen success of Fisherman’s Friends. More info about the festival and the artists follows, including ticketing details:

Fresh from the universal acclaim that greeted their 2020 ‘Is It You, Is It Me’ album, Los Angeles-based Dustbowl Revival will visit the UK later this month with two Cambridge Folk Festival performances at the core of a seven-date tour. To coincide, a new single, 'Lying To Myself' is available July 15th as a taster of what to expect from their refreshed lineup. Full tour details and loads more about Dustbowl Revival follows:

Indigo Girls will return to the UK for their first UK dates in nearly a decade. Amy Ray and Emily Saliers will visit the UK in July with a prestigious headline show at Cambridge Folk Festival amongst the dates. Tickets go on sale this Friday March 17th at 9AM. More about the duo and those tour dates follow:

Southern Californian singer-songwriter Sam Outlaw returns to the UK in July for a run of dates that will include shows at the prestigious Maverick and Cambridge Folk Festivals. His recent, highly acclaimed album 'Angeleno' will be re-released by Thirty Tigers on July 22nd to coincide with the dates. The album was produced by Ry and Joachim Cooder.