Faeland

Faeland are welcomed to Oundle for the very first time to play a Little Ember Session This fabulous duo bring a modern folk sound full of warmth, connection, and heartfelt storytelling. Performed through soulful arrangements, Faeland create beautiful acoustic music, exploring themes of love, nature and healing. Rebecca’s powerful, emotive vocals, paired with Jacob’s instrumental skills, lead to a fresh acoustic sound that resonates as both modern and ancient, bridging the gap between contemporary indie and timeless folk. Performances can include vocals, acoustic guitars, strings, Celtic harp, charango, accordion, drums and double bass. Echoes of Joni Mitchell, Martha Tilston and Fleetwood Mac, are detectable but the vibe is unique and original. Faeland’s music has attracted widespread acclaim – it was championed by BBC 6 Music and BBC Introducing amongst others. Their song “End of the Day” features on the soundtrack to feature film “23 Walks”, starring Dave Johns (I, Daniel Blake) and Alison Steadman (Gavin & Stacey). Many audiences find themselves singing along even if listening for the first time. With glowing reviews from all sides, Faeland has a growing reputation for moving performances that connect deeply with listeners. Don’t miss the chance to experience their beautifully crafted music live. “Beautiful” – BBC Radio Scotland “Ethereal acoustic stylings” – BBC 6 Music “Sweet sumptuous folk music” – BBC South West “A really fabulous band making glorious folk music” – BBC Introducing “Beautiful...modern folk songs underpinned with some classic writing” – Songwriting Magazine “Rebecca’s voice goes to work on a field of empty souls to help them rise again” – Fresh on the Net Tickets are £18 in advance and £20 on the door Under 18's tickets available at a fiver. Let's get youngsters along to live music events. We do expect this to sell out so it is advisable to purchase your tickets early at the advance rate. Please be advised that there is no Disabled access to the concert room in the Hotel due to it's age. There is a small staircase to the room where the performances are held.