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Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls, Stornoway, Bellowhead and other leading lights of the folk revival will be playing a special Eden Session on Sunday 1 July.

Tickets are available online from www.edenproject.com/sessions or by calling the Box Office on 01726 811972.

Frank Turner

Million Dead singer turned folk troubador Frank Turner. His solo career began where Million Dead left off, and since then he has achieved cult status as a singer-songwriter.
Frank Turner tour dates

Stornoway

Stornoway began quietly one freshers' week at Oxford University, when lead singer and principal songwriter Brian Briggs approached Jon Ouin (keys/banjo/electric guitar/cello) and asked if he happened to like Teenage Fanclub. They began playing music together soon afterwards, in the dining hall of Wolfson College and immediately set to work on their own fledgling compositions. Stonrnoway were the first unsigned band to ever to be booked for the Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival.
Stornoway tour dates

Bellowhead

Since their formation in 2004 Bellowhead have occupied a unique place in Britain's musical landscape. Wild, joyous, perverse, bold, crazy, full-blooded, intricate, fearless, funny, epic and mostly BIG, the mighty 11-piece Bellowhead blend folk, jazz, classical, disco and world music influences with English music and cabaret to stunning effect. Playing more than 20 instruments between them with six vocalists, they deliver a heady brew that defies categorisation and have placed themselves at the cutting edge of the contemporary music scene while harnessing all the power and mystery of ancient English and European musical traditions.
Bellowhead tour dates

Mull Historical Society

The critically acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, writer and producer Colin MacIntyre hails from the Isle of Mull off Scotland's west coast. A songwriting junkie, oblivious to passing trends, he has become more than just Mull's local hero, with his 'society' growing all the time.
Mull Historical Society tour dates