BBC Folk Awards Musician of the Year (2009), Tom is a singer and fiddle player extraordinaire. Drawing on traditional music from his Newcastle home with Irish, American and Scottish influences, he creates a truly original sound combining jazz, folk, bluegrass and classical roots. Tom's partnership with wonderful guitarist David Newey has won worldwide acclaim. Expect a heart-stopping performance, punctuated by Tom's inimitable Geordie wit.

To book, call 01395 568521 or visit the craft shop in the mill building - website>
All concerts take place in the intimate setting of the Mill’s restaurant situated within the historic Mill buildings, and music-goers can enjoy a fabulous meal from 6pm - 7.30pm. Music starts at 8pm. (Note: ticket prices shown cover music only).
Otterton Mill is located between Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth on the River Otter. It features a one thousand-year-old working watermill, award-winning café-restaurant and food shop, gallery and artist studio, artisan bakery, and music venue. Opening hours are 10:00am to 5:00pm daily (plus from 6:00pm on Thursday for Music & Food nights). Tel: 01395 568521.

Barb's Mill visit in 2011 blew us away.This internationally lauded singer returns in 2012 with her powerful performance of one of the great musical icons of the twentieth century, Bob Dylan. Described by Billy Bragg as "possibly our best interpreter of Dylan's songs", Barb has won two NewYork awards for her exciting live shows and a devoted cult following for her passionate singing, subtle arrangements, artistry and humour. "Superlative" (The Independent) and "Sensational" (NewYork Times). Accompanied by pianist Jenny Carr.

To book, call 01395 568521 or visit the craft shop in the mill building - website>
All concerts take place in the intimate setting of the Mill’s restaurant situated within the historic Mill buildings, and music-goers can enjoy a fabulous meal from 6pm - 7.30pm. Music starts at 8pm. (Note: ticket prices shown cover music only).
Otterton Mill is located between Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth on the River Otter. It features a one thousand-year-old working watermill, award-winning café-restaurant and food shop, gallery and artist studio, artisan bakery, and music venue. Opening hours are 10:00am to 5:00pm daily (plus from 6:00pm on Thursday for Music & Food nights). Tel: 01395 568521.

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The very welcome return of the legendary folk fiddler. During an illustious and influential career, Swarb has worked with Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger, Ian Campbell and (of course) Martin Carthy. He was also a member of Fairport Convention and Band of Hope as well as founding Whippersnappers. Swarb received the coveted Gold Badge from the English Folk Song and Dance Society and a Lifetime Achievement Award in the annual BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in 2004. Swarb’s evening will doubtless be well peppered with anecdotes about the music and musicians.

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With a blend of the best of old and new, this young Scottish band were Best Group nominees at the 2011 Radio 2 Folk Awards.

"Breabach are magnificent live. There is a dark fire at the heart of great Scottish and Irish traditional music and the ability to capture that dark fire is the measure of the very best bands. Breabach are in this category’"– FROOTS MAGAZINE

For over 25 years Gary has been best known as the bass player in the hugely successful, Glastonbury headlining group, The Blues Band, led by Paul Jones. More recently, Gary has pursued a solo career and has rapidly established himself as a wonderfully talented singer songwriter in his own right. Championed by BBC Radio 2's Bob Harris, Gary is a performer of, "strong, personal, meaningful blues... a writer who isn't afraid to tell it like it is" (Blues Matters). Expect emotionally honest lyrics delivered with impeccable musicianship.

To book, call 01395 568521 or visit the craft shop in the mill building - website>
All concerts take place in the intimate setting of the Mill’s restaurant situated within the historic Mill buildings, and music-goers can enjoy a fabulous meal from 6pm - 7.30pm. Music starts at 8pm. (Note: ticket prices shown cover music only).
Otterton Mill is located between Budleigh Salterton and Sidmouth on the River Otter. It features a one thousand-year-old working watermill, award-winning café-restaurant and food shop, gallery and artist studio, artisan bakery, and music venue. Opening hours are 10:00am to 5:00pm daily (plus from 6:00pm on Thursday for Music & Food nights). Tel: 01395 568521.

Scottish folk entertainers North Sea Gas are first and foremost a Scottish folk band that has now been performing for almost 30 years. The band’s eclectic career includes live performances in a variety of venues from national theatres to private functions, oilrigs, folk clubs and open-air concerts. They have recorded 13 albums, and have maintained a large and diverse repertoire. North Sea Gas’ philosophy is one of quality folk music coupled with entertainment. The band has attracted large audiences to concerts held during the Edinburgh Festival over the past 16 years. In 1998 the band collected a Gold Disc award from the Scottish Music Industry for their album Caledonian Connection

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