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Folk at Nortons: Juniper - Album Launch

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Thursday 14th May 2026
Nortons Digbeth in Birmingham
7:15pm til 10:30pm (Performance starts 8:00pm)

Folk at Nortons: Juniper - Album Launch

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Genre-bending, energising, mesmerising, boundary-crossing… Juniper are a group of close friends who combine their collective musical influences on the stage to create a show perhaps best described as orchestral Celtic & contemporary folk.

Their powerful sound is built on intricate yet accessible arrangements, evoking soaring orchestral textures which meld seamlessly with the fire of Celtic session.

They draw in their listeners with driving riffs, joyous tunes, and intricate textures and contrast this by stripping back the sound world, returning to their roots of listening to and playing folk music with mesmerisingly delicate and intimate arrangements. 


2026 sees the release of their new studio album, Halfway Home, in collaboration with producer and guest artist Cormac Byrne (The Haar, Seth Lakeman band).


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