Celebration of queer folk music on Pride day, with music from Ralph Nel, Marianne Joyce and Seaweed.
Proud Folk comes to Sappho's Cafe on Saturday 11 July, a celebration of queer folk music on Pride day. It's a night built around folk music and queer voices, with three performers sharing the bill.
Ralph Nel, Marianne Joyce and Seaweed are the three names on the line-up. Each brings their own approach to the folk tradition, and the evening is put together as a showcase for that specific intersection of queer identity and folk music, rather than a single act playing a full set. It's a night for folk music and for the queer community, and it falls on Pride day, so the timing is part of the point.
Sappho's Cafe is the venue, and the whole thing runs under the title Proud Folk, which is also the name of the main feature of the night. If you're into folk and you're part of the queer community, or just want to hear queer artists working in that tradition, this is where you'll find it in Plymouth this July. It's a straightforward bill: three performers, one night, and a clear theme tying them together.
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It all happens on Saturday 11 July at Sappho's Cafe in Plymouth, with Ralph Nel, Marianne Joyce and Seaweed taking turns on stage.
