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SUMMARY:From The Workshop
LOCATION:Croydon Ruskin House
DESCRIPTION:- Rooted in Bromley\, Helen and Jonnie first found each other 
 through chance\, then found something deeper in song. Jonnie\, whose heart
  beats to the rhythms of punk rock and ska\, was setting out alone on a fo
 lk journey when Helen\, after two decades of silence\, decided to lift her
  voice once more. To her surprise — and Jonnie’s relief — it turned 
 out she could sing. Really sing.Drawn together by strange coincidences\, t
 hey began stripping rock anthems down to their bare bones\, reimagining th
 em with nothing but raw voices and acoustic strings. It didn’t take long
  for people to tell them what they already suspected: they were meant to s
 ing together. And so they did.Their first spark came with “Call Me Your 
 Home”\, an original song of Jonnie’s that found its truest shape in He
 len’s newfound voice. One song became many\, covers gave way to confessi
 onal originals — foot-stomping folk tunes and tender ballads spun from t
 heir own tangled stories and shared adventures.Jonnie brings the grit and 
 honesty of Show of Hands\, Chris Cornell\, Frank Turner and Bayside to the
  table\; Helen weaves in echoes of musical theatre and her love for Radioh
 ead\, Fleetwood Mac\, Joni Mitchell and Miranda Sykes. Together\, they sha
 pe songs that feel like letters from the heart — a fresh\, soulful twist
  on contemporary folk.Their name\, From The Workshop\, comes from Jonnie
 ’s days repairing guitars and recording songs in the hush of his home wo
 rkshop — a place where splinters became songs — and from Helen’s qui
 et passion for textiles and craft\, where threads find new life in patient
  hands.In 2024\, Jonnie released his solo debut F:orward\, the first of a 
 trilogy of mini-albums. Their second album\, T:owards\, is taking shape no
 w\, ready to meet the world in 2025\, with Helen’s harmonies echoing FTW
  into a new future. Along the way they played nationwide festival main sta
 ges with Ella Henderson\, The Bluetones\, 3 Daft Monkeys and Steve Knightl
 ey and continue to carry their songs through towns and taverns across sout
 hern England.They’ve opened for the likes of Karen Pfeiffer & Paul Walke
 r at Dartford Folk Club\, Jenny Colquitt in Beckenham and hold down regula
 r headline nights at The Oval Tavern in Croydon. A highlight of 2025 so fa
 r was the famous Rochester Sweeps Festival\, and with Folk in a Field (Nor
 folk)\, and Broadstairs Folk Week ahead\, the road stretches long and prom
 ising. Their songs Ordinary Man and The Self-Appointed King have found the
 ir way onto the airwaves\, while Channel Radio’s Folk in the Barn welcom
 ed them live.\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/event/700185
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