The Railway Inn presents
Lucy Kitchen and E.R. Thorpe
Two distinctive voices in contemporary British songwriting come together for an intimate evening of folk, Americana and atmospheric storytelling
Tickets
A booking fee of 11% will be added to each ticket order. This fee goes straight to maintaining the venue.
Hampshire-based Lucy Kitchen combines the warmth of classic 1970s songwriting with songs shaped by nature, grief and transformation. Her acclaimed third album, In the Low Light, has established her as a quietly compelling voice in modern folk, with Clash describing her music as “utterly beguiling”.
Nottinghamshire songwriter and visual artist E.R. Thorpe brings a darker, cinematic edge. Produced by Jim Baron of Crazy P/JIM, her debut album Human Love pairs unusual fingerpicked guitar with vivid, emotionally charged storytelling and has received strong support from BBC Radio 6 Music.
Performing two separate but beautifully complementary sets, Lucy and Emma invite audiences into a close, absorbing listening-room experience where every lyric and detail can be heard.
For fans of Beth Orton, This Is The Kit, Aldous Harding, PJ Harvey and timeless, beautifully crafted songwriting.
Spotify:
Lucy Kitchen:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/601g3yFaEu1D7gjvuk9TbH?si=NSlpZRWxSnaRv-hZA3oRfg
E.R. Thorpe:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5eHrbKX1jP1FklUNN5R1b5?si=s2DXrER5TsKGuLjSrtti3Q