Taking over the Loft at The Attic, Leeds, three distinctive folk-infused voices come together for a special night of intimate, in-the-round performances.

Co-headliners Molly Rymer and Lucy Robinson, along with their gorgeous bands, bring two different worlds to the same room.

Molly Rymer's harmony-led folk-pop pairs candid storytelling with a rich six-piece set up, including the warm, earthy textures of cello & double bass. Often described as “a conversation in song”, her music explores the messy, complicated business of being a woman on the verge of 30.

From festival main-stage slots to performing for royalty; Lucy Robinson is the BBC featured, alt-acoustic-pop artist named Crash Records “next big thing”. Lucy blends dreamy pop and gritty rock with soulful, witty songwriting. Her songs are delivered in buttery yet stormy vocals, funky basslines, punchy drums and infectious, electronica ear-worms.

Opening the evening is singer-songwriter Harry Orme, whose intricately played guitar and immersive, story-led songs draw you into richly imagined worlds. Having shared stages with artists including Big Thief, Sara Watkins (Nickel Creek) and Scott Matthews, Harry sets the scene for an evening built around thoughtful songwriting and musicianship.

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