Sing in the Spring - 10th to 12th April 2026

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Our annual weekend of song washed down with lashes of ale.

If you can't make the whole weekend Fri & Sat evening tickets are also now available

Book Fri Evening Tickets The Wilderness Yet + Patakas

Book Sat Evening Tickets Narthen + Holly Clarke + Marilla Homes

Culverake Folk singing harmony trio Culverake (Matt Quinn, Lizzy Hardingham and Seb Stone) bring plenty of gusto and rich harmonies, breathing new life into timeless melodies.

Daisybell SiTS favourites, and now our Patrons, Daisybell are a folk trio singing and playing original and traditional material, with a strong emphasis on harmonies and fun. Anya even wrote a song based on The Fleece Inn’s own Lola Taplin.

Graeme Knights Experience unaccompanied singing at its finest with Graeme’s powerful baritone voice. His captivating delivery draws listeners in and invites them to join in. As longstanding SiTS MC, Graeme brings a singing heritage spanning six generations.

Holly Clarke Holly Clarke draws on old ballads and stories, creating performances that captivate from the first note. From folklore and the supernatural to love and loss, she sings with energy and passion for traditional song. “Man, she can sing.” Martin Carthy

Marilla Homes Marilla is a classically trained singer working across folk, jazz, opera, oratorio and music theatre. She writes her own songs and explores vocal improvisation. Born in Australia and now based in Sheffield, she is a passionate performer and educator. “A beautiful, soaring voice… a true storyteller.” Janice Burns

Narthen Narthen are Jo Freya, Fi Fraser, Sarah Matthews and Doug Eunson, creating a rich sound through whistles, saxes, fiddles, viola, hammer dulcimer, accordion and hurdy-gurdy, alongside four voices. Their songs reflect individual tastes from traditional to modern, full of harmony, warmth and humour.

Nigel Smith Master of the house, keeper of the zoo, always ready with a song or two.

Patakas Brothers Joe and Will Sartin, performing as Patakas, are a skilful and innovative acoustic duo. With guitar, mandolin and sublime vocals, they bring fresh energy and harmony to traditional music and their own original songs.

Richard Arrowsmith Box virtuoso and bass singer of warmth and depth, Richard is recognised as one of the finest traditional dance musicians on the scene, known for his work with Melrose Quartet, Pecsaetan and Glorystrokes.

The Wilderness Yet The Wilderness Yet(Rosie Hodgson, Rowan Piggott and Philippe Barnes) combine acclaimed musicianship and singing, weaving traditional and original songs through a cappella harmony and rich instrumental arrangements.

Plus… Also look out for Spike Cadman with his traditional pub games, and of course, the Sing in the Spring attenders. We look forward to hearing you all!

Weekend camping & non-camping tickets now available. Camping tickets include electric & Sat / Sun breakfasts - please select tent / caravan / motorhome option when booking.-

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