James Yorkston Live in Londonmié, 9 dic 2026 · 26 GBPTicketmaster

James Yorkston Live in London

Hoxton Hall in Londonmié, 9 dic 2026 · 19:00

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James Yorkston is a Music / Pop / Pop event at Hoxton Hall in London.

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Scottish folk musician James Yorkston brings his intimate, storytelling-driven performance to London. Known for his warm, red-wine voice and understated melodies, Yorkston has been a vital part of the UK folk scene since his 2002 debut album *Moving Up Country*, which was Rough Trade's Album of the Year.

Attendees can expect a set that draws from his rich catalog, blending original songs with traditional folk influences. Yorkston's music often features tender acoustic guitar, sighing woodwind, and gently wheezing accordion, creating a lush, autumnal atmosphere. His live shows are known for their quiet charm and emotional depth, slowly working their way under your skin.

This is a rare chance to see a deeply respected artist in an intimate setting, perfect for fans of thoughtful, lyrical folk music.

📍 London🎟️ Entradas desde 26 GBP

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  • Arrive early for a good view as this is an intimate venue.
  • Check the venue's website for any bag policy restrictions.
  • Consider public transport as parking may be limited.

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What kind of music does James Yorkston play?

James Yorkston is a Scottish folk musician known for his warm, understated melodies and traditional-influenced songs.

Is this a seated or standing event?

The event is in London; please check the venue for specific seating arrangements.

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James Yorkston

James Yorkston is a Scottish folk musician, singer-songwriter and author from the village of Kingsbarns, Fife.Más

He has been releasing music since 2001.

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