Thursday, 11th August saw the 13th yearly visit of the "Welly" folk club.
Ashgate Book Sale, Gold Badge Concert, Writings and Reviews and more...
A substantial number of regulars descended on Whitby for the Annual Whitby Folk Week.
A substantial number of regulars descended on Whitby for the Annual Whitby Folk Week.
Singing some of his best songs of the sea: Fair Winds and a Following Sea, No Princes in the Line...
A night with a rare opportunity to find out a little more about this private man and excellent singer and song writer.
It was not a Burns Night Supper, although we did have the Neeps and Haggis, it was just a Taste of Burns.
A good friend to Tynefolk, Terry passed away quietly and serenely as the sun touched the horizon.
Dave Webber, Annie Fentiman, and Judy Cooke from the USA regaled us with Roll up your Sleeves.
After a gallant fight, Danny lost his battle against Mesothelioma, an asbestos related cancer, and passed away in the early hours of Saturday 21st November.
Forget Spiers and Boden and embrace the folk scene's latest double act...Benny and Ed!
The second Music Hall Evening proved to be an even bigger success than the first.
Salty tales of the Sea, a lesson in how to play the spoons, poems by Rudyard Kipling and monologues and songs.
One of our regulars, won the Tommy Armstrong Cup on 3rd September 2011 at the Sedgefield Festival
Martin gave a fine example of his vast repertoire of songs and poems of an antipodean flavour.
Martin returned to Tynefolk after a long absence and as expected attracted in a large and illustrious audience.
The final Guest spot of 2011 saw Jim and Graeme performing a variety of songs from a rich reservoir.
Louisa, a great friend of Tynefolk passed away on 9th August, after a protracted battle against illness.
Scotland's finest "Irish" singer entertained us with a performance of the highest quality.
Jeff, accompanied by Banjo, Concertina and Dancing Doll put on a super night of Traditional American Song collected by his Mother and Father
Spanning over thirty years in the folk world, Ian Bruce delivered two sets of stunning songs.
Pat and Lynn arrived at Tynefolk with a sizeable reputation and left with an even bigger one.
Jesmond's latest immigrant and Byker's loss, George Welch, performed his unique brand of music, song and humour.
Finest Kind was born in Ottawa, Canada, in 1991 by Ian Robb, Ann Downey, and Shelley Posen.
Great songs and music. Two lovely people and a very appreciative audience.
Johnny Handle & Vic Gammon have been honoured with The Gold Medal of the EFDSS.
A well known figure on the Lancashire Folk circuit but relatively unknown in the North East.
Whilst on holiday in New Zealand we took the opportunity of visiting one of the famous folk clubs in this wonderful country.
Join this popular weekend in its fourth year, to celebrate Traditional Music, with Workshops, Ceilidh and Sessions
Giving their time for free, they delivered a stunning evening.
As the first guests of the year and as long time friends of Tynefolk there was eager anticipation in the air.
Battling their way through adverse weather conditions, they made it...
It was shanties from the start when Damien Barber and Mike Wilson took to the floor as guests for June.