Exeter Library presents an evening of incredible new folk music, with Hands of the Heron and support from Ben Morgan-Brown.

Hands of the Heron

A dreamfolk trio from Bristol comprising of 3 frontwomen, Hands of the Heron move effortlessly between sparse choral folk and spellbinding chamber pop, richly layered with an assortment of strings, drones and reeds. Their long-awaited second album 13 Moons was released in February 2021 on their own DIY label Cuculi Records, and has been praised as “a wondrous collection of curious story-songs, choral singing and carefully layered instrumentation” (Joyzine)

Ben Morgan-Brown

Winner of FATEA’s Instrumental Album of the Year 2021, and Instrumentalist of the Year 2022, Ben’s compositions for solo acoustic guitar have been described as “guaranteed to please fans of the English folk guitar” (TradFolk), “serene, mesmerising” (Bright Young Folk), and “as good as minimalist folk gets” (Louder Than War).

Timings

Doors – 7pm

Support – 7.30PM

Performance – 8pm-10.30pm

VENUE: EXETER LIBRARY

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