Daylight Music: Pictish Trail, Seamus Fogarty + Flo-Lines (Sold Out)

Important update - our event at The Hot Tin in Faversham on Sunday has now unfortunately reached capacity.

There will be a very small number of standing-only tickets available on the door on the day, but these will be first-come first-served.

There is reduced seating at this event so please do come early if you want to guarantee a seat. Doors will be at midday. The cafe/bar will be open from that point.

If you have access problems please email us in advance to request a reserved seat (daylight@jointhecircle.net).

We still have plenty of room in Leytonstone on Saturday for those who may like to join us in London - Leytonstone is just a few stop from Stratford on Central Line, or you can stream the show for free on Saturday or catchup after the event.

Daylight Music 390 | Afterlands, Flo Lines + Pictish Trail | Doors midday. Music begins at 1pm

Arctic Circle's Daylight Music has, for over fifteen years, become an important part of London’s live music scene, with a weird and wonderful mix of musicians presenting ideas and storytelling in music and sound, alongside delicious cake, in some of the most splendid and iconic venues.

Anything but boring and predictable, the label’s guiding voice Pictish Trail will debut new songs and stories. We will also introduce you to a new voice and member of the label - producer and songwriter Flo-Lines. The special guest for this show will be Seamus Fogarty.

Anything but boring and predictable, debuting new songs and stories will be the labels guiding voice Pictish Trail alongside the Scottish Album of the Year nominees Afterlands. We will also introduce you to a new voice and member of the label - producer and songwriter Flo-Lines.

Released as part of Lost Map’s Postmap Club subscription service, Flo Lines's debut single I was biding my time revealed an extended collage-like approach to music making, informed by her background in radio production and audio-visual art. Combining sounds both found and played, she blends compositions from different takes of songs captured in different spaces both indoors and out, to create slow sonic medleys that transport the listener through different places and feelings.

Isle-of-Eigg dwelling electro-acoustic psych-pop wonder Pictish Trail, AKA Johnny Lynch, released his fifth album Island Family in 2022 to critical acclaim from The Observer and The Times to Mojo, Uncut, Loud & Quiet and BBC 6 Music. Having toured the world both as a headliner and as support for artists including Belle & Sebastian, Pavement, Mogwai, Sea Power, Slow Club and KT Tunstall, he has performed at festivals including Glastonbury, Field Day, Bestival, Deer Shed, Celtic Connections, the Edinburgh Fringe and ­Green Man* (*all 22 instalments to date).

“Daylight Music offers a chance to just drop in, listen to some wonderful music and soak up the venue’s lovely atmosphere.” - Time Out, 101 things to do in London

Pay-What-You-Can entry (we suggest £12 adult) on the door, subject to availability/capacity. An event for all ages. As always with this series we endeavour to make our audience feel as safe, comfortable and welcome as we possibly can