George Boomsma & Band 10 April 2027
“Skilled guitarist, distinctive songwriter & a fine singer” - Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
Come and see the brilliant George Boomsma and Band take to the stage at the lovely St Leonard’s Church in Bridgnorth at 7.30pm on Saturday 10 April 2027. Doors open at 6.30pm and George will be supported by the talented Emily Keeble.
George Boomsma, a singer songwriter from Northallerton, North Yorkshire was the very first ShireFolk Artists and one of the reasons that ShireFolk is even a thing! After hearing his angelic vocals, incredible guitar playing and beautiful song writing, we knew we had to find a way to bring him to the Shires. We are so excited that George will be rejoining us in 2026 with a FULL BAND at St Leonard’s Church in Bridgnorth!
Come and see the brilliant George Boomsma and Band take to the stage at the lovely St Leonard’s Church in Bridgnorth at 7.30pm on Saturday 10 April 2027. Doors open at 6.30pm and George will be supported by the talented Emily Keeble.
He has been invited to support and perform alongside many established artists such as Richard Thompson, Scott Matthews, Katherine Priddy, Gaby Moreno, Kathryn Williams and The Travelling Band. On top of these live performances, his music been featured on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 6 Music, RTE Radio 1 and BBC Radio Ulster.
"A sensational guitarist and a beautiful singer-songwriter, a name to watch." - Moseley Folk Festival
Having honed his song-writing craft and live performances over the past decade, George has been gaining some well-earnt attention and acclaim. His pure voice and tumbling guitar make for a bewitching combination, with a maturity and poetic lyricism that have left audiences around the country entranced. His songs reflect on themes from navigating relationships, family, self-acceptance, grief and finding a path forward despite uncertainties.
"If it were possible for Nick Drake and Thom Yorke to collaborate, it might sound something like this." Fresh On The Net
"Songs of exquisite beauty, with a voice that could melt ice caps... gorgeous stuff." - Bob Fischer, BBC Tees