October 7 | 7:30 pm
Some voices don’t need to push their way into a room. They just arrive, settle in, and suddenly everyone is listening.
The Black Feathers are Ray Hughes and Sian Chandler, a UK roots duo known for those close, goosebumpy harmonies that feel unfairly natural. Their music sits somewhere between folk, Americana, and acoustic roots, with songs that lean into storytelling, stillness, and that ache you get when two voices know exactly how to find each other. Their debut EP Strangers We Meet was named one of The Telegraph’s best folk albums of 2014, and their full-length album Soaked to the Bone later reached the Top 40 on the Official Charts Americana Chart.
For anyone who loves folk music with heart, craft, and a little bit of ache tucked inside the melody, The Black Feathers are a very good place to land.
