No. 23 · Friday, 30 October 2026 · Story 8 of 8

Music

Sennen Timcke launches his debut folk album at the Folklore Rooms

The alt-folk singer-songwriter plays Earthly Delights on Tuesday 24 November, two days before release. There are 60 seats, at £12 in advance.

Sennen Timcke will play his debut album, Earthly Delights, at the Folklore Rooms in Brighton on Tuesday 24 November. The venue lists the show at 8:30pm. It comes two days before the record is released on 26 November.

It’s a seated evening with only 60 tickets. Advance seats cost £12 plus a booking fee, and any left on the night will be £15 on the door. Reema is supporting. The show is for over-18s.

Timcke writes alt-folk rooted in British and American folk music of the ’70s. He calls the album “an enquiry into connection”. It draws on the art of Hieronymus Bosch, Buddhist philosophy, articles on surfing, the activist Joanna Macy and the writer Johann Hari. London producer Chris Hyson recorded it, and Daniel J Goodwin, who has worked with This is the Kit, mixed it.

He has played Boardmasters, Green Man and Shambala, and has opened for Chris Wood and Martin Carthy. BBC Introducing called his music “Gorgeously Atmospheric”.

A few concession tickets are held back for students and people on a low income. To get one, message him on Instagram at @sennentimcke or email hello@sennentimcke.com before you book.

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