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Between the Trees 2026 Lineup
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About Between the Trees 2026
August 27 – 30, 2026
Between The Trees
Candleston Campsite, Merthyr Mawr, United KingdomGet directions
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Artist bio
Martha Tilston is a singer-songwriter, formerly of acoustic duo Mouse, and currently based in Brighton, England.
She is the daughter of acclaimed songwriter Steve Tilston, and has been writing songs from an early age. Her solo debut, 'Rolling', was self released in 2003, and 'Bimbling' followed in 2004. The following year she assembled The Woods, who include members of Semble, to record her free downloadable album 'Ropeswing'. 2006 saw a full UK tour and the release of the album 'Of Milkmaids And Architects'.
Spring, 2008 brought an Australian tour.
For news and further info: http://www.marthatilston.co.uk See also Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Tilston. A discography and some of her lyrics are at http://www.lyricwiki.org/Martha_Tilston
Read MoreShe is the daughter of acclaimed songwriter Steve Tilston, and has been writing songs from an early age. Her solo debut, 'Rolling', was self released in 2003, and 'Bimbling' followed in 2004. The following year she assembled The Woods, who include members of Semble, to record her free downloadable album 'Ropeswing'. 2006 saw a full UK tour and the release of the album 'Of Milkmaids And Architects'.
Spring, 2008 brought an Australian tour.
For news and further info: http://www.marthatilston.co.uk See also Wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martha_Tilston. A discography and some of her lyrics are at http://www.lyricwiki.org/Martha_Tilston
Genres: Singer Songwriter, Folk, Singer, Other, Songwriter

