Bringing international Americana, Country, Folk & Roots music to Oxon, Bucks & beyond
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NEW SHOWS!
October 8th - The Annie Keating Band + Savannah Gardner
The Jericho Tavern, Oxford
Doors 7:30pm £17adv
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Talent spotted by BBC Radio‘s Bob Harris, Annie Keating is “building the reputation her talent deserves” according to the Daily Telegraph, with a brilliant UK live band and eleven critically acclaimed studio albums, she draws comparisons to Lucinda Williams, Dylan and John Prine. Keating writes and sings like a woman who knows deep down that heartache is the price of hope, and she can make us believe — in that way that only the best artists can — that all of it is worth the cost.
After two thrilling UK tours in 2024, including joyous shows at Wickham Festival, Truck Festival and Maverick Festival, Annie is bringing her sublime alt-country Americana back to the UK with her blistering UK band.
“One of the brightest lights on the Americana scene.” — FLEX MUSIC
“Tremendous. Razor sharp rockabilly, sweet country and swampy blues, the band at full tilt. Keating with her crack combo of UK players blew everyone away. Exhilarating.” — AMERICANA UK
October 21st - Lilly Hiatt (full band) + Support
The Bullingdon, Oxford
Doors 7:30pm £17adv
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​Los Angeles born Singer/songwriter Lilly Hiatt's work straddles strong country influences and tough, guitar-based rock, and her lyrics are unflinchingly personal missives about complicated relationships and the rocky side of life's road. She found her voice on her first two solo albums, 2012's Let Down and 2015's Royal Blue, while 2017's Trinity Lane took a harder lyrical edge as sobriety and a bad romantic breakup informed her songs. 2021's Lately was a set of low-key, personal tunes with a strong country accent, and 2025's Forever added alternative rock guitars to a collection of songs recorded at home and written during a period of emotional transition.
October 28th - Courtney Marie Andrews
The Snug Barn, Dorchester-On-Thames
Doors 6:30pm £25adv
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Courtney Marie Andrews is no stranger to introspection. From her humble teenage beginnings in the Arizona folk circuit, to her Grammy-nominated album Old Flowers (2020), to her place today as a preeminent voice and perspective in the American songwriting tradition, the celebrated singer-songwriter has always mined the depths of her experience and her sense of self, in order to cultivate a world reaching far beyond her own. Through stories of love, loss and the life lived in between, her work creates a place for others to feel heard and seen, a place for healing and growth of the human heart and spirit. Now emerging from a distinctly fertile creative period, Andrews is poised for her return to the public eye, wielding a new body of work that includes a wealth of songs, as well as the the August 26th release of her second poetry collection, titled Love Is a Dog That Bites When It’s Scared. Will you follow her there?
Ramblin' Roots Revue 2026
April 10-12
EARLY BIRD TICKETS - SOLD OUT!
TIER 1 WKND TICKETS NOW AVAVAILABLE £70
The Venue, Bucks Students' Union, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
Doors open Fri 10th April 2026 from 6:30pm
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