The next edition of The Living Tradition contains a quadruple page feature on my songs and writing. I had great time talking to the wonderful editor, Fiona Heywood, at Costa Del Folk. We shared some wine, stories and plenty of laughter, shaded from the Spanish sun between performances. Fiona writes: “His ability to tell a story in a very human way through his songwriting, and his honest and intimate performances, won him many new admirers throughout the week, and I certainly won’t be missing any chance to see him again if I can help it” and “Though he openly confesses that he’s “not a tardy”, Reg is a regular visitor at folk clubs and festivals up and down the country and his songs fit perfectly in the folk genre. They tell stories of real people and real situations in a way that is direct and accessible, his melodies are instantly catchy, often with a good chorus, and he isn’t averse to the more political side of things either.” Get a copy here: www.livingtradition.co.uk
Upcoming Events
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Reg Meuross at The Unicorn Abingdon
February 16 @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm -
Reg Meuross at The Hungry Horse Folk Club
February 23 @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm -
Reg Meuross at Roots Music Club Doncaster
February 24 @ 7:30 pm - 10:30 pm -
Stolen From God live at Sidmouth Folk Festival
August 4 @ 8:00 am - August 11 @ 5:00 pm -
Midwinter Concert – Reg Meuross and Phil Beer
December 15 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
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Latest News
- Good Morning Mr Colston
A week today: ‘Good Morning Mr Colston’ the first single release from Stolen From God will be out on all digital platforms. Pre-save link is below. Big thanks to Tom Jobling for producing the album, and the wonderful Mill Farm … Continue reading →
- Songs of Love and Death – on tour
Live dates: 19 MARCH The Gather Ennerdale CUMBRIA (also live streamed) TICKETS 13 APRIL Folk @ Ash KENT TICKETS 14 APRIL John Peel Centre SUFFOLK TICKETS 15 APRIL Sound Lounge SUTTON TICKETS 16 APRIL Green Note CAMDEN TICKETS 17 APRIL Cantonacre … Continue reading →
- Stolen From God – A song cycle unfolding the history of England’s involvement in the Transatlantic slave trade – by Reg Meuross
Thanks and acknowledgement to Halsway Manor for awarding an incubator bursary to Stolen From God – which allowed Reg, Senegalese kora master Jali Fily Cissokho, concertina player Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne and vocalist Jaz Gayle to meet for a day earlier this … Continue reading →