Rona Mac’s grass-roots approach to music is tangible and real, and her live performance is both impressive and transformative. Having recently played support for Willy Mason, Billie Marten, Katy J Pearson, Bess Atwell and Dan Mangan, Rona Mac is beginning to get the recognition she deserves. A truly independent DIY, grass-roots artist from the most westerly tip of Wales, Mac is a prolific songwriter carving her own pathway as a queer alt-folk artist. She will be showcasing her new album ‘Honeymilk and Heavy Weather’ around 13 decentralised locations around the UK to move music away from big cities, as well as connecting with like-minded people. Could that be you?

Funded by PRS foundation, Help Musicians and Horizons Launchpad (Arts Council Wales), 'Honeymilk and Heavy Weather' is tenderly written for a lost friend, and her best work to date. For 3 years she has carved these 11 tracks with love, grief and determination, pulling everything into alignment with what lies at it's core. There's a dense and heavy story behind this Album, intertwined with themes of love, loss, mental illness, suicide and water. Mac uses the sounds of fire, rivers, ocean and wind amongst these tracks, as well as voice notes, spoken word, and all manner of strange and satisfying sounds. Always in-keeping with honest lyrics, strong melodies, harmonies and riffs that are a trademark of her work, getting her recognition on BBC’s Radio 1, 6 and Wales.
For Fans Of: Elliott Smith, Laura Marling, Ben Howard, Adrien Lenker

Doors at 7.30PM

8.00PM - Ffion Aynsley - Ffion Aynsley is a musician, song writer and theatre practitioner with extensive experience working across these mediums in a range of contexts in the UK and Spain. Her relationship with music is rooted in her upbringing in rural West Wales; the landscapes, songs, sounds, voices, stories and melodies of which all feed and inhabit the music she creates.

8.45PM - Charlie Keen - Charlie weaves trombone with the drone of a shruti box, melding tradition and experimentation, in a transifixing performance. He plays intuitively, with a backbone in Jazz and Folk, and having spent years platying Trombone for rising local band 'KEG', his solo project is something much softer, and a real beauty to behold. 

9.30PM - 10:45 - Rona Mac

£8 Advance // £10 On the door