Tim Edey
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Actual (not just nominated!) Double BBC R2 & BBC Scotland Best folk musician of the year! "One man band" a guitarist+melodeon player like no other.
21/07/2026
On Monday 3rd August at midday we welcome the wonderful Tim Edey and Dunlop to The Ham for a special concert.
A double BBC Folk Musician of the Year, Tim Edey is an exceptional guitarist and melodeon player whose dazzling Celtic virtuosity, warmth and infectious stage presence guarantee an unforgettable performance.
Award-winning singer-songwriter Blair Dunlop is celebrated for his superb guitar playing, intelligent songwriting and engaging live performances, blending folk tradition with a fresh, contemporary voice that has won widespread critical acclaim.
EX10 residents can claim a discount.
25 & Under tickets tickets are £10 (limited number), 30 & Under for EX10 residents.
Tickets: https://tickets.sidmouthfolkfestival.co.uk/events/sidmouthfolkweekproductionsltd/2292518
Looking forward to playing later on at Pig's Ear Folk Ale in my home county of Kent.
A brilliant fast rising quite new festival of folk n roots 🎵
Stick it in your diary folks for this and next year.
See you 🔜
17/07/2026
I cannot wait to do my first ever Tim’s tunes tour of Scotland in 2027! Only 2 rooms left folks .. Raven Sinclaire's Traceless Tours
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Amazing always to play with the phenomenal talent and fab young lady, that my great friend Mary Frances is, I’m trying to remember how old she was when I started touring with her parents Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy… i think was in 2012 ish she was amazing then too!;)
Watch out for the clips with her younger brother Michael too he’s also doing so great.
Unreal playing here
A real treat for you this Sunday and congratulations to the Scottish 🏴 team for a win!
The “Lament for the death of his second wife” by Perthshire’s Neil Gow played by one of Scotland’s finest ever fiddle players, Paul Anderson from Tarland with Tim Edey live from Migvie Kirk near Tarland.
I’ve been a huge fan of Paul’s stunning playing and also his recordings which often feature his own compositions which are beautiful, since another great Charlie Mckerron introduced me to Paul’s music via the explosive fiddlers album back in y2000.
I played a recital yesterday in the beautiful ancient Kirk near Tarland and had the pleasure of getting a tune with Paul and his wife Shona whom is a great fiddler and singer of Scot’s song, a really life affirming joyous trip north thank you Paul and Shona.
The full 🎥 with intro and a look at the Kirk is on the The Tim Edey Show! Sleeping tunes on Saturdays group page.
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