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SUMMARY:An evening with Paper Sparrows at Cafe No9
LOCATION:Sheffield Cafe No9
DESCRIPTION:- “Highly recommended” - Celtic Connections Festival"This 
 Place You Call Your Home”\, the new album from Scottish roots folk trio 
 Paper Sparrows\, is out now on Folksville Records. The follow up to 2023 d
 ebut “Hiding Away From the Light” retains the ‘rich songwriting craf
 t’ (Shindig! Magazine) and distinctive twin-acoustic guitar style that w
 on them plaudits on the folk festival circuit.The new album captures their
  close-knit sound as road-worn live performers\, but is also elevated by c
 ameos from fiddle player Pepita Emmerichs (Oh Pep!\, Rain of Animals\, Way
 ward Jane) and Graham Coe (Jellyman’s Daughter). The album firmly captur
 es on record the three-part vocal harmony sound that has become so popular
  in their live sets\, adding a delicate power to the quieter moments on th
 e album and an uplifting joy to the singalong choruses.Their sound centres
  on their distinctive twin-acoustic guitar style\, finger-picking\, harmon
 ies and double bass. Arrangements draw upon British and American 60s folk-
 revivalists (Dylan\, Donovan\, Jansch\, Drever\, Milk Carton Kids\, Rawlin
 gs).Lead single ‘Wait For Me’ (released 12/06/26) sends a simple messa
 ge of truth and compassion in the face of hardship and struggle and has pr
 oved to be memorable with audiences and a catalyst for communal singing. T
 he follow up\, title track “This Place You Call Your Home” (out 19/06/
 26) shows you the climate crisis through the medium of a breakup letter fr
 om planet Earth to humanity. Album opener “Everybody Wants To Be Your Fr
 iend” (a live version from the Pianodrome was released earlier this year
 ) is a cynical but witty toe-tapper about the pitfalls of insincerity\, th
 at the band have wryly described as a ‘ragtime Bond theme’.Festival ex
 perience includes Cambridge Folk Festival\; Celtic Connections\; Folk East
 \; Ely Folk Festival\; Glasgow Americana\; Fringe Festival\; Assembly Fest
 ival. They’ve also opened for The Unthanks\, The Shee\, Often Herd and S
 eth Lakeman as well as collaborating with Kris Drever\, Katherine Priddy a
 nd Rod Clements through their live music club.****************************
 ******************************************************Please note this tic
 ket price DOES include a BYOB fee should you wish to bring alcohol to the 
 venue.All additional purchases of non alcoholic drinks and home baked swee
 t treats from the cafe counter are always very much appreciated.\n\nBoleto
 s: https://wegottickets.com/event/708262
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