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Hannah Lou Larsen

+ Pettaluck + Folly Oh Yes

part of Gappy Tooth Industries

listed by Gappy Tooth Industries

fri
25
sep
time 8.00pm
Little Clarendon St
£6/ limited cheaper advance ticketsthis gig has passed

Bewitching electro-folk + Essex multi-instrumental exoerimenter + shoegazy loveliness

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Danish-born, oxford-based singer-songwriter crafting intimate alt-folk centred on autoharp, layered vocals and acoustic guitar, with recent recordings weaving in field recordings from oxfordshire waterways and electronic textures. Her 2026 ep 'peach pine ocean' is her most recent release, following the 2025 single 'move like rivers'.

Pettaluck

Pettaluck

experimentalart popdiysouthend-on-sea, uk

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The solo project of multi-instrumentalist emma reed, made largely in a shed in southend-on-sea. The songs are genre-bending and deliberately odd, from a covid-era pop opera to the 2025 album 'pan'. She has released through wrieuw recordings, tqn-aut and wormhole world, and is a returning visitor to common ground.

“an indescribable set of quirky song experiments”

Folly Oh Yes

Folly Oh Yes

indiealternativerockfolkelectronicaoxfordshire, uk

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An oxfordshire-based duo who blend rock, folk, and electronica around ethereal vocals and close harmonies, folly oh yes grew out of the post-pandemic bedroom music scene. They've earned regular support from bbc introducing oxford. Their self-titled release includes 'zombie of silicon valley', a sparse, synth-and-guitar-driven track with a distinctly dystopian edge.

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Gappy Tooth Industries is an Oxford promoter that has been putting on deliberately genre-mixed bills since May 2002. A typical night is three acts, usually two from Oxfordshire plus one visiting from further afield, and they try never to book the same act twice at a regular monthly show. It runs monthly, usually on the last Friday, and it moves around small Oxford rooms rather than sitting at one venue: the Wheatsheaf, Common Ground and the Jericho Tavern have all hosted it. The gigs are run non-profit, with the takings split between the performers once costs are covered, which is how the tickets stay cheap.

monthly, usually the last friday of the month · hosted by Gappy Tooth Industries, an Oxford promoter run by Richard Catherall

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Oxford modern folk band with a femme fatale twist, built around haunting harmony vocals over atmospheric, stormy songs. Described by nightshift as oxford's best folk band, they released their debut album the sky and us during lockdown and their single moon in june 2025, and played truck festival in 2026.

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