
JP Worsfold (plus support from Anne Marie Sanderson)
31st August 2025 8:00pm (Doors open at 7:00 pm)
Kirkgate Centre
J P Worsfold is a writer of emotional contemplative contemporary folk songs that speak of connection, joy and belonging. With a subtle blend of rich vocal harmony, sweeping string arrangements alongside heartfelt piano and guitar. They are songs to evoke life’s deeper meaning and to inspire connection within ourselves and the natural space around us.
Throughout his career J P has shared stages with Niall McCabe, Adam Holmes, Frankie Archer and Ben Ottewell. He has self-released three albums and has written music for successful theatre productions such as, The Singing Bones. Touring regularly, he has performed at festivals all over the UK, including Green Gathering, Solfest, Eskfest and Musicport to name but a few.
"Music is the space in which I feel closer to the core of what I am than in anything else and my voice is always the vessel that delivers me to that place."
PRESS
"J P Worsfold has a bittersweet slow-pooling melancholy that echoes with and in our current time." Robert Macfarlane, Award Winning Author of Spell Songs and The Lost Words
"Listening to J P leaves me spellbound, captivated with every song. He sings from the heart with honesty and conviction." Emma Linton, BBC Introducing “Rich and emotive storytelling, a trademark blend of gentle melancholy, poetry and soaring melodies." Kate Relton, NARC Magazine
LINKS
Find out more https://jpworsfoldmusic.com/
Merch & Shows https://jpworsfoldmusic.com/
Follow J P Worsfold on https://www.instagram.com/jpworsfoldmusic/
Support J P Worsfold on https://www.patreon.com/jpworsfold
Listen to J P Worsfold on
https://artists.spotify.com/c/artist/36I3A83F7y99Na7GdnRv6T/profile/overview
JP will be supported by Anne Marie Sanderson
Anne-Marie Sanderson is a Cumbrian singer-songwriter whose music is at once earthy and airy, grounded yet ethereal. Drawing inspiration from nature, literature and her travels, Sanderson's haunting melodies and poetic lyrics mesmerise and enchant, with transportive effects on listeners.
Her new album, Old Light, has been described as "uplifting and gentle" (NARC), "articulate and ethereal" (Rocking Magpie), and "melodically divine" (BBC). With influences including Nick Drake and Jesca Hoop, her intricate guitar work and captivating vocals make her a standout in the modern folk scene.