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The Unthanks All-Dayer

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The Unthanks

Coinciding with the re-issue of their 3 classic albums, this special all-day event with folk group The Unthanks features concerts, participatory events, a Q&A with the band and guest appearances.

Across two concerts, a one-time only reformed Rachel Unthank & The Winterset will perform Mercury-nominated album The Bairns in the afternoon before The Unthanks perform their critically-acclaimed albums Here’s The Tender Coming and Last in the evening.

This exclusive celebration will kick off at the Barbican on Level G with a public Big Sing, followed by performances throughout the day and a Q&A with the band and BBC Radio 3 presenter Elizabeth Alker. Support for the day comes from folk artists Lucy Farrell with special guest Kris Drever and Devon Sproule.

Tickets are available for both concerts separately, or with a 20% multi-buy discount for both, giving audiences access to the events taking place in and around the afternoon and evening concerts.

Tagged with: Contemporary music

The end time for this concert will be added here closer to the performance dates. 

Produced by the Barbican

Full schedule

12.00 The Unthanks Big Sing (participate or just watch) Level G
14.00 Rachel Unthank & The Winterset perform The Bairns (special guest Devon Sproule) Barbican Hall
16.30 Lucy Farrell with special guest Kris Drever - Freestage Level G
17.45 Interview/Q&A with The Unthanks - Barbican Hall
20.00 The Unthanks Perform Here’s The Tender Coming and Last - Barbican Hall

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