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Excellent
Seth and the gang were brilliant as always and only enhanced by the venue 👍👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻🍻
Posted by Mark Walker on 13/12/2025
Seth Lakeman, Thornbridge Brewery, Bakewell - 12th December 2025
Simply fantastic
The gig was way beyond my expectations. Simply fantastic,
Posted by Jon & Kate on 19/10/2025
Seth Lakeman, The Gate, Cardiff - 18th October 2025
Fantastic concert!
Seth Lakeman at his very best, what a night!
Posted by Deborah Houghland on 19/10/2025
Seth Lakeman, The Gate, Cardiff - 18th October 2025
Absolutely fabulous
We've seen Seth LAkeman a few times now and he never disappoints. This set covered much of his career to date. The second half had the audience bouncing, just wish the show could have gone longer
Posted by Graham on 17/10/2025
Seth Lakeman, St Mary's Chambers, Rossendale - 15th October 2025
Great performance
Wonderful night at the beautiful Buxton Opera House Seth and the band were spectacular thank you
Posted by Jgj on 15/10/2026
Seth Lakeman - Freedom Fields 20th Anniversary Tour, Buxton Opera House, Buxton - 14th October 2026
Raised on the edge of Dartmoor, singer and multi-instrumentalist Seth Lakeman burst into the mainstream when Kitty Jay (2004), recorded for just £300 in his brother Sean's kitchen, landed a surprise Mercury Music Prize nomination in 2005. Its follow-up, the gold-selling Freedom Fields (2006), gave fans favourites such as "Lady of the Sea", "King and Country" and "The White Hare", and won him Folk Singer of the Year and Best Album at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.
Since then, Seth has toured extensively with Robert Plant's band the Sensational Space Shifters, recorded on Van Morrison's Moving On Skiffle (2023) and joined Public Service Broadcasting at the BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall. The Granite Way (2025), released on his own Honour Oak Records label, returns to the ancient West Country stories that have always fuelled his songwriting. Often by his side on stage is long-time friend and collaborator Benji Kirkpatrick, a folk scene stalwart known for his solo work and his time in Bellowhead. Expect fiery fiddle, rousing choruses and tales steeped in the landscape Seth calls home.