Sorrel Nation

Sorrel Nation plays The Stables on Saturday 28 November, with the set starting at 8:45pm on Stage 2. She's a travelling troubadour who works across folk-rock and country, and she's touring in support of a new studio album due around November. The set will draw from that, so you'll be hearing the new material fresh out of the studio.

Nation's a regular on the festival circuit, having played Black Deer, Isle of Wight and Cambridge Folk Festivals, and she tours in her campervan, Dory. Gill Tee, co-founder of Black Deer, called her voice "off the scale stunning". That voice sits at the centre of her sound: a soulful mix of folk-rock and country, with emotive lyrics and a 70s-inspired style.

If you're coming to her for the first time, there are two records to get your head around. Her debut studio album, Lost En Route, came out in October 2024. Following that was the live EP Live and Acoustic in September 2025, which she recorded while travelling up to Scotland. The new album arrives around the time of this tour, so the set will pull from the new songs alongside the older ones.

Doors open at 8:15pm, and tickets are £16.50 including the booking fee. If you're planning to eat before the show, pre-performance dining is available at The Stables Kitchen.