On Tuesday 19th December Folk Unplugged at Conway Hall presents highly-acclaimed folk star Kathryn Williams for an evening of music, supported by exhilarating new artist Dominie Hooper

From dusty Americana to playful jazz re-workings, and so much more besides, every record Kathryn Williams puts her name to burns with a meticulousness and an honesty that casts a spell all of her own making, following in the shadow of the listener for days at a time, for years to come. Kathryn is an artist that continues to listen and learn from the greats while, at the same time, undoubtedly becoming one herself; approaching her twentieth anniversary with a fiery spirit and a sense of adventure that has never once wilted.

“(Kathryn Williams) shows us that quietness can resound so loudly.” – BBC

Dominie Hooper is a London-based, Dartmoor-born guitarist, cellist, singer & songwriter breathing new life into alternative music through seeds of alt-rock and British folk. Backpacking through survival, identity and self-discovery, Dominie’s music holds the listener with solidarity, optimism and infinite quantities of heart and grit. Through a voice that is at once arrestingly vulnerable and explosively fierce, this is a powerful landing.

“Beautiful, challenging, fruitful, Dominie Hooper’s debut solo EP is captivating.” – Liverpool Sound and Vision

Tuesday 19th December 7pm - Tickets £12+bf / conc. £8+bf

CONWAY HALL
25 Red Lion Square,
London, WC1R 4RL

A pop-up bar, provided by Too Many Bars, will be open throughout the evening, serving a selection of ethically and sustainably produced drinks.

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Conway Hall is owned by the charity Conway Hall Ethical Society and was first opened in 1929. The name was chosen in honour of Moncure Daniel Conway (1832 – 1907), anti-slavery advocate, out-spoken supporter of free thought and biographer of Thomas Paine.

Folk Unplugged is a series of monthly folk gigs at the Hall, showcasing the brightest and best in English Folk.