Independent artists and indie-folk singer-songwriters Matt Sayers and Susy Wall return for another special evening of music, joined this year by multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Robin Tudor. Following last year’s memorable show, the trio will each perform their own songs and share the stage throughout the evening, blending heartfelt storytelling, rich harmonies, and folk-inspired musicianship. Expect intimate performances, honest songs, and a warm, unforgettable night of live music.

Susy Wall

Susy is a Welsh singer songwriter, now based in the Black Country near Birmingham. She draws upon the everyday for her inspiration when writing, focusing on melodic vocal lines accompanied with simple guitar or piano as a backdrop for her voice. Susy is constantly inspired by artists across a variety of genres and is currently working on several interesting projects, both solo and collaborative.

Over the last 3 years, Susy has released her debut EP and debut album, The Spaces in Between, closely followed in 2025 by her second album, Black Lights, which was funded by Arts Council England. Her music has been featured on several radio stations including The Folk Show with Mark Radcliffe on BBC Radio 2, the Welsh A List on BBC Radio Wales and she was featured artist on Iain Anderson’s show on BBC Radio Scotland. Her music has been reviewed in a variety of magazines and online platforms, amongst which she has been nominated as best female artist/ best debut album in Fatea Magazine and received a 5 star review in R‘n’R magazine.

“Susy Wall has a voice that is divine and that sends shivers… It’s like a direct line to the soul of the listener. Her songwriting is superb and well-crafted with a sensitivity that is rare and cannot be taught. A remarkably gifted artist.” (Gordon Giltrap MBE).

“Susy writes with her heart wide open which makes for a collection of songs that will move you, and Susy has the voice to do just that.” (Fatea)

Matt Sayers

Nestled in the embrace of indie folk, Matt Sayers is a singer-songwriter from the West Midlands with a penchant for heartfelt storytelling. Drawing inspiration from the revered Laurel Canyon troubadours of the 70s — think Jackson Browne and Joni Mitchell — his music also carries echoes of Gregory Alan Isakov, Noah Gundersen, and The Milk Carton Kids.

Matt’s lyrical wanderings often lead to introspective destinations. Tracks like “Dancing Girl” grapple with the weight of mortality, while “Jericho” speaks to the universal search for a place to call home. His melodies blend old-world warmth with a contemporary touch that resonates deeply with modern listeners.

With the gentle strumming of his guitar and the warmth of his voice, Matt invites audiences into songs that reflect the shared emotions and experiences that bind us all.

“There’s an honesty imbued into his performance that immediately makes you believe every word of it.” (UpToHearMusic).

“Profoundly poetic whilst charmingly matter of fact.” (Brum Radio).

Robin Tudor

Robin Tudor is a singer and multi-instrumentalist from the West Midlands. Over the years he has performed both as a solo artist on the folk scene and with a variety of folk and rock bands, including the legendary John Richards Band. Currently busy playing rock violin with party band Taylormade, Robin returns tonight to his folk roots, bringing soulful songwriting, rich musicianship, and years of live experience to the stage.

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