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Concert
Stornoway
Sun, Nov 1, 2026
7:30 PM GMT
Book Hotel
Remind me

About this concert
7:30 PM GMT2 Going
Stornoway lit up 2010 with their thrilling debut Beachcomber’s Windowsill, the culmination of a five-year journey with its starting point in a Freshers Week meeting at Oxford University. Hailed from the rooftops for its melodic magnificence and imaginative arrangements, the album reached the UK Top-15, which achieved Gold status, leading to world tours, festival appearances, and a sold-out show at London’s Somerset House.
Stornoway songs are uplifting, heartfelt, dashingly melodic, but the songs are just the start. This is a band that runs on curiosity. Producing their own records, they take a bespoke approach to each track. With a wonderfully diverse range of instrumentation and an unmistakable joy in the creative process, every one of their songs is given a very beautiful and carefully considered place to live – musically and geographically, with recording locations including campervans, wind-buffeted barns, chapels and community centres.
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Artist bio
Genres:Folk, Pop, Alternative, Alternative Faux Pop, Indie
Band Members: Thomas Hodgson - trumpet etc!, Adam Briggs - trumpet etc!, with, Robert- sopranodrums, Brian Briggs- tenorguitar, Susie Attwood - violin etc!, Jon Ouin- baritonezither, Oliver- baritonebass, Rahul Satija - violin etc!
Hometown: Oxford, United Kingdom
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What fans are saying
In such a large, special space it would be so easy to be lost. And yet their music, and lyrics soared. They were excellent, holding the crowd in their hand, playing a string of songs; some old and some very new. The audience was very mixed - always a good sign - and we were all highly appreciative of their professionalism and their natural charm. Thoroughly lovely folk, with equally lovely music.
Jul 24, 2026·Norwich, United Kingdom
Richard Jarrald


