Deepdale Camping & Rooms

Wonderful to welcome back this wonderful band with their songwriting and melodies, together with the most accomplished playing, supported by Norwich’s finest folk duo. An unmissable evening of music. India Electric Company, described as a veritable musical magpie’s nest by BBC Radio 3 and a full musical odyssey, by BBC Radio 1, blend traditional instruments, folk melodies and subtle electronic influences. They’ve extensively performed throughout Europe, Australia and New Zealand, and most recently at the Royal Albert Hall. Christina Alden & Alex Patterson are multi-instrumentalists and songwriters from East Anglia. Their music is rich with intertwining harmony, sensitive accomplished musicianship and a creative song-writing style that is both delicate and moving.

The Shackleton Trio play captivating songs and fiery tunes that combine mandolin, fiddle, guitar and banjo with powerful three part harmonies. The unmistakable sound of The Shackleton Trio brings to life the stories of their native East Anglia, and beyond. The trio features Georgia Shackleton (fiddle, vocals), Aaren Bennett (guitar) and Nic Zuppardi (mandolin and banjo). Collectively the band draw influence from British, American and Scandinavian folk traditions. Adam Clark plays roots music with guitar, banjo and voice. After three decades of performing, recording and writing with various bands, exploring the rich traditions of American folk and bluegrass, West Africa, Gypsy Jazz, and his own songwriting, his focus is now on folk music with links to his native East Anglia and the wider British Isles. Expect varied repertoire that reflects this journey, performed with passion, improvisation and an eye for a singalong!

We look forward to welcoming back this Glasgow based folk singer to the Brick Barn for an evening of wonderful live music. Her music celebrates the natural landscape, so the perfect artist for our beautiful part of the world at Deepdale. Driven by awe and wonder of the natural world Iona Lane delivers poetic songs, with subtle musical touches and contemplative melodies that link unheard stories with the world we find ourselves in today. This Spring concert will take place in the Brick Barn, with a bar. Please bring snacks, but not drink as our bar will be serving beers, ciders, wines, spirits and soft drinks. This will be a fully seated gig (and you don't need to bring your own). This gig is part of the live music offering at Deepdale Camping & Rooms - deepdalemusic.co.uk

The return to Deepdale of two wonderful artists, who both performed at Deepdale Festival 2023. TOBIAS BEN JACOB: Singer songwriter Tobias ben Jacob has been called ‘uniquely captivating’ by BBC 6 Music and ‘inventive and thrilling’ by R2 Magazine. His songs are dynamic, poetic and emotionally charged. His live shows are intense and spellbinding’ and deliver ‘many a spine-tingling moment.’ BBC Introducing in Devon called him ‘ One of our best artists’ making him upload of the week four times. CHRIS CLEVERLEY: Born under a solstice moon, in the honeysuckle mysticism of a late 80s Midsummer. As his fledgling days unfurled, the symbolic sounds of ‘Hunky Dory’, ‘Graceland’ and ‘Ladies of The Canyon’ echoed from the woodchip walls of the South Birmingham terrace where he was raised; quiet and curious, saturnine and shy. “Rather Lovely Electro-Folk” – Radcliffe & Maconie – BBC 6 Music This will be a superb evening of live music on our Brick Barn stage at Deepdale Camping & Rooms.

A first visit for these Mersea Island gents. They are a young, new and exciting duo, who are fast becoming one of the most popular folk acts on the UK festival scene. Mixing trad folk, with modern alternative acoustic pop, the band have a sound that’s raw, fresh, familiar, and accessible. Josh and Joe are, like a lot of bands, a couple of mates who from simply getting together for a jam saw things quickly escalate into writing music and playing local gigs. Both had a completely different upbringing in terms of musical styles leading them down a path of intertwined genres worked into one, with a thread of catchy riffs, natural chemistry, and big, bold choruses. This Spring concert will take place in the Brick Barn, with a bar. Please bring snacks, but not drink as our bar will be serving beers, ciders, wines, spirits and soft drinks. This will be a fully seated gig (and you don't need to bring your own).

The Whirligig Ceilidh Band perform in the Brick Barn, a firm favourite with Deepdale customers. An evening of dancing, fun and firepits in the Courtyard! Whirligig Norfolk Ceilidh Band will be providing the music and calling the dances. You don't have to be good dancer, just happy to have a go and join in. Bring dancing shoes and a sense of humour. This Spring concert will take place in the Brick Barn, with a bar. Please bring snacks, but not drink as our bar will be serving beers, ciders, wines, spirits and soft drinks. This will be a fully seated gig (and you don't need to bring your own).

Our favourite artist, Rachael Barns, returns to Deepdale to craft Christmas. This time to create Christmas pompom wreaths with anyone who'd like to join her crafting workshop. You may have met Rachael at either our Deepdale Hygges or Deepdale Festivals, where she's run crafting and recycled art activities for people attending the festivals. Crafting materials will be provided, and Rachael will give you expert guidance to create a wreath Christmas decoration. The workshop takes place in Deepdale's Brick Barn, plenty of space to get creative. Although the building is indoors, we recommend warm clothes to avoid getting cold during the workshop. Please bring your own lunch, or pick up provisions from Deepdale Cafe or Deepdale Stores next door. To take part, please book a place on the course by booking through Deepdale's TryBooking system. We don't recommend turning up without a ticket, as the workshop has limited spaces.