Name: The Woolverstones at Tom Cole's Sunday Sounds at the Brickmaker's October
Start: 2025-10-26T17:00:00+00:00
Location: Brickmaker’s Alehouse

The Woolverstones at Tom Cole's Sunday Sounds at the Brickmaker's October

Tom Cole's Sunday Sounds at the Brickmaker's: bringing you the best folky songwriters, every last Sunday of the month.
Starting at 5pm, booking is advisable, and seating is quite limited so get in there quick! Contact the Brickmaker's to book your table - 01424 602778
For October's Sunday Sounds, we're very excited to welcome the Woolverstones:
"The Woolverstones are an alternative folk duo formed at the end of 2019. In March 2020, they released their debut single "A Song For Harlequins". The single was greeted with positive reviews and was hailed as a "Folk Masterpiece" by David Postal of Laurel Canyon Radio. The single got airplay on radio stations in the USA, Canada and the U.K. and was praised by distinguished members of bands such as The Byrds and Woodstock legends Country Joe and the Fish.
In January 2022, The Woolverstones recorded their debut album "Grey Eyed Dandy" at Slate Room Studio (located in the quiet village of Pencaitland, just 20 minutes to the East of Edinburgh). The record was produced by John Wood who produced classic albums such as "Pink Moon" (Nick Drake), "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight" (Richard and Linda Thompson), "Solid Air" (John Martyn) and "Solomon's Seal" (Pentangle). The album garnered positive reviews, received a "Track of The Week" on BBC Introducing and aired on multiple radio stations across the world.
In July 2024, The Woolverstones played Cambridge Folk Festival before embarking on a six date UK tour in October 2024. The tour included dates at London's Troubadour (supporting The Incredible String Band's Malcolm Le Maistre), The Horn in St. Albans and Coda in Colchester. In November 2024, they toured Hungary and in January 2025 they commenced a tour of Ireland including supporting Leo O’Kelly (Tír na nÓg) at Walters in Dún Laoghaire. The Woolverstones also took part in several sessions at The Cobblestone in Dublin and performed at some of the city’s key music venues including The Sound House.
In March 2025, they went back to the UK (eleven dates) to perform at some of the country's best grassroots music venues including The Peer Hat (Manchester), The Shed (Leicester), Little Buildings (Newcastle), The Spice of Life (London) and The Dublin Castle (London).
The Woolverstones then headed to Germany to perform two shows in Berlin."
You can find more about the Woolverstones and their music at - https://www.thewoolverstones.com/
Hosted by Tom Cole:
"Steeped in the traditions of American folk, country, gospel and blues, Tom's is an Americana style of Alt Country meets Greenwich Village Folk Revival.
Hailing from Hastings on the South Coast of England, Tom crafts heartfelt songs from everyday life, with a softly understated vocal style underpinned by a mix of Merle Travis style fingerpicking and country flatpicking.
Tom's new album 'Stops on the Way to Here' was released 22nd March 2024. Previous EPs 'The Road Less Travelled' and 'Ramblin' Man' are also available at tomcolemusic.co.uk and on streaming services."