The Dunwells’ sound has transformed considerably since their beginning. Their debut album Blind Sighted Faith has been described as a “warm folk-rock record with flavors of Americana and Brit rock” with “carefully picked banjo, hard-strumming guitar” and inward-looking lyrics “that make you feel something, without being overly sentimental.” As the band has grown and developed over time they have moved away from their folk beginnings.

Although The Dunwells still emphasise heartfelt lyrics and big choruses, they have moved towards a fusion of acoustic instrumentation and electronics, drawing influence from their shared love of bands like Bon Iver, Elbow and Damien Rice.

Their support for the evening will be coming from local contemporary folk duo. Humm. With their rich harmonium drones, melodic finger-style guitar and lush ethereal vocals, Humm take listeners on a twisted journey through love and heartbreak, telling folkloric tales of Welsh saints and Greek sinners, Cornish fairy tales and mediaeval legends.

Tickets: £16