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Wednesday 24 June 2026 | 8pm - 10pm
Peggy's Skylight
Tickets: £12.50
The world's only tin whistle-fronted brass band, Southbound fuses British folk with jazz, funk, and brassy chaos. Their high-energy live shows redefine what traditional folk music can feel like - bold and groove-heavy.
Southbound is a London-based band taking folk music in a bold, original direction. They sit at the crossroads of British folk, brass funk, and groove-driven contemporary jazz, creating a sound that's deeply rooted yet unmistakably modern – massive trad with a metropolitan twist.
Regular performers across London venues, Southbound have gained a reputation for electrifying live shows, fusing intricate folk melodies with virtuosic improvisation and shouty folk sing-alongs. Their sound is as thrilling as it is hard to pin down: folk-jazz meets Celtic fusion, performed with a brassy mayhem.
Fronted by tin whistle and powered by brass and drums, the line-up brings together the freshest talent from the folk, jazz, and session scenes. Drawing on the spirit of British folk traditions, the band combines their technical skill with a shared instinct for collective energy and an infectious momentum.
Bold, groove-heavy, and built for movement, Southbound are redefining what contemporary folk can feel like – fast becoming one of the most exciting new acts on the UK folk circuit.
Line up:
Tom Hughes – Whistle
Louis Suc – Saxophone
Matt Seddon – Trombone
Charlie Mellon – Trombone
Lewis Chinn – Sousaphone
Jonah Philips – Drums
Doors at 7pm
Performance 8-10pm
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