An evening with The Truffle Valley Boys
cafe no9
wed 14 oct · 7.00pm

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Martin Harley, hailed as a “slide guitar master” (Roots Magazine), blends Americana, Blues, and Folk. For three decades, he’s captivated audiences and recorded acclaimed albums in Texas, Nashville, and Wales, earning praise as one of the UK’s top roots musicians. His sold-out shows at venues like London’s Union Chapel and appearances at Glastonbury and the Royal Albert Hall highlight his dynamic stage presence. His music has featured on TV shows like The Vampire Diaries and Banshee and in live segments on PBS’s Music City Roots. Harley has collaborated with icons like Jerry Douglas and Grammy winner Derek Mixon, and his album Static in the Wires reached #2 on the iTunes Blues charts. His latest release, Morning Sun, produced by Nigel Stonier, showcases his finest songwriting to date, with inventive contributions from Michael Blair, Mark Lewis, and Chris (CJ) Hillman. Harley’s heartfelt music continues to push boundaries in contemporary roots.
Harley is the master of the bottleneck slide guitar, ***** BLACK DEER FESTIVAL
Harley has it all – voice, guitar artistry and the songs. TOTAL MUSIC
Quite simply a great live act. TIME OUT LONDON
No doubt that he is a slide guitar master. He is the business. ROOTS MAGAZINE
One of the UK's finest contemporary roots musicians. GUITARIST MAGAZINE
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wed 14 oct · 7.00pm

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A sheffield folk rock songwriter with a striking vocal range, fluent folk guitar and emotive, imaginative songs. Their sets mix satire and humour with a quiet theatricality, and in 2025 they went out as a support act on a national tour.