Dulwich Folk ; Shotley Crue at the Castle , Crystal Palace Road . 7.30 on September 4th

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August 22, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 22, 2022

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Posted August 22, 2022

Shotley Crue Dulwich’s own folk supergroup are at Dulwich Folk on September 4th!

A rare chance to catch a full set from local folk heroes. Take seven harmony singers- add sad songs, protest songs , Scottish songs, French songs , songs you know and songs you don't- sea songs all sung with verve and exuberance. Expect a real singers night!

They met at Dulwich folk choir and various members are or have been involved with the South East London Folk Orchestra, Larkin the Woods, and the local Scottish musicians group. Many of them can’t resist a singaround!

They formed following a singing weekend in Shotley, Suffolk. Since then they have dropped anchor at various festivals and folk clubs around the country. Since 2020 they have been resident singers at Dulwich Folk and have been essential in establishing it as a welcoming high quality venue.

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