Some artists entertain. Some artists inspire. A rare few help us find language for the parts of ourselves we've struggled to name.

Andy Squyres is one of those artists.

Part songwriter, part storyteller, part theologian, Andy has quietly become a voice for those navigating faith with both honesty and hope. His songs are filled with grace and grit, humour and heartbreak, beauty and bewilderment. They are songs for pilgrims, doubters, saints, and wanderers alike.

Described by writer David Zahl as sounding something like "Leonard Cohen raised in the Assemblies of God, nurtured on Saturday morning cartoons, and steeped in the theology of Robert Farrar Capon," Andy's work resists easy categorisation. His acclaimed albums Cherry Blossoms and Poet Priest introduced listeners to a singular artistic voice, while his widely-loved writings and reflections have gathered a devoted international audience.

In recent years, Andy's Poet Priest journals and the celebrated Miracle Service and Sacred Vows EPs have established him as one of the most compelling and thoughtful artists working at the intersection of faith, art, and everyday life.

Join us for an intimate evening of songs, stories, laughter, and reflection as Andy shares music from across his catalogue and invites us into the wonderfully strange journey of finding God in ordinary places.

Whether you've followed Andy's work for years or are discovering him for the first time, this promises to be a memorable evening in the company of an artist whose work continues to remind us that beauty, mercy, and mystery are never far away.

Presented by Inkwell — amplifying poets, songwriters, and storytellers.

Limited capacity.

Early booking recommended.

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