The Woolverstones with special guests Two Piece Blues and Jack Stanton

The Woolverstones headline a triple-bill at The Grove on Sunday 1 November, with Two Piece Blues and Jack Stanton opening the night. It's a full evening of live music rather than a single act, so you'll get three sets for the price of one.

The Woolverstones describe themselves as an art-folk outfit, and they've built their following the old-fashioned way: playing over 70 dates a year across the UK and Europe and letting word-of-mouth do the work rather than chasing social media metrics. That touring ethic has taken them to the Cambridge Folk Festival, Howth Roots and Blues, Cropredy Fringe, and Lowther's Folk & Roots Festival. They've supported a wide range of acts, from the Inspiral Carpets to freak-folk pioneer Malcolm Le Maistre of The Incredible String Band.

Their debut album, Grey Eyed Dandy, was produced and mixed by Grammy-nominated engineer John Wood, who worked on Nick Drake's Pink Moon, John Martyn's Solid Air, and Fairport Convention's early records. That lineage puts their sound in a particular tradition of British folk, and they've picked up a BBC Introducing 'Track of the Week' along the way, with praise from music historian Colin Larkin and members of The Byrds and Country Joe and the Fish.

Doors open at 19:00 at The Grove, Unit 48 Freckingham St, Sneinton Market, NG1 1DQ, and tickets are £11.00 including fees.