Stornoway, with support from Alice Boyd

Stornoway play the Auditorium at Exeter Phoenix on Sunday 1 November, with support from Alice Boyd. It's a standing show, all ages welcome, and it starts at 7.30pm.

Stornoway first made their mark in 2010 with their debut album, Beachcomber's Windowsill, the result of a five-year project that started with a Freshers Week meeting at Oxford University. The record reached the UK Top 15 and went Gold, and it took them on world tours, festival slots and a sold-out show at London's Somerset House. They've always handled their own recording with a rather particular approach, tracking in campervans, wind-buffeted barns, chapels and community centres rather than sticking to a proper studio.

Opening for them is Alice Boyd, a South London musician, sound artist and audio producer who weaves song and sound art to explore our connection with the natural world. Her sets move between folk, ambient and experimental sound, built on layered vocals, synths, live looping and her own field recordings. She's been featured across BBC Radio 3, 4 and 6, and has played the Barbican Conservatory, Kings Place and the Eden Project's Rainforest Biome.

Tickets are £25 for standing, all ages, subject to a £1.50 ticketing system charge. The night runs from 7.30pm at the Auditorium, Exeter Phoenix, EX4 3LS.