Another instalment in the New Routes series, an evening of acoustic, folk and roots artists. Set out cabaret style with candles on tables, it’s a comfortable and intimate space to listen to the best emerging and established artists from the area. Featuring… Bête Noire Across the genres; folk/jazz/blues and more, singer-songwriter-pianist Angie Collins brings the melancholy as well as dark humour through her warm, smokey tones reminiscent of Norah Jones or Amy Winehouse accompanied by Cambridge’s finest music icons. Dan Wilde Dan Wilde is a Lancashire-based singer-songwriter known for his richly observant songwriting and stunning, Fylde-endorsed guitar playing. Originally from Blackpool, his music has taken him on tours all over Europe and the US. He’s played at some of the biggest UK folk festivals including Beverley Folk Festival, Kendal Calling and Cambridge Folk Festival, as well as provided support for artists like Rick Astley, Ethan Johns, John Smith, Karine Polwart and Cara Dillon to name a few. After a successful run of three studio albums, Dan took a step back from touring to focus on producing and recording other artists whilst living in Cambridge. Now back in Lancashire, with his sonic instincts sharper than ever, he is returning to his own music. Dan is currently crafting his highly anticipated fourth release, with an album expected by the end of 2026. Stage Times 7.30 Doors 8.00 TBC 8.30 Interval 1 8.45 Dan Wilde 9.30 Interval 2 9.45 Bête Noire 10.30 Finish No booking fees when you become a Member – save £2.50 per ticket!

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