Quickbeam and Ceitidh Mac at Mosser Fell Church | CA13 0SR
Concerts
Folk
Two must-see acts perform a one-off unplugged show in one of the most unforgettable and intimate venues. Doors 5:30PM
The Mosser Fell Church Sessions return for 2026 with two incredilbe acts.
More about the performers...
QUICKBEAM
Quickbeam, whose name harks back to the Old English term for the Rowan tree, is made up of four talented vocalists and musicians fromCumbria:
Abigail Driver, Alison Scott, Arwen Heaton and Jessie McMeekin.
Their repertoire features a blend of new arrangements of traditional and contemporary folk songs, as well as inventive original pieces, drawing inspiration from blues, gospel, folk and classical genres. Audiences are captivated by their haunting harmonies, powerful new compositions and uplifting anthems, all delivered with quirky humour and an authentic, approachable style.
“Quickbeam are a fantastic live act – gorgeous harmonies and a quirky sense of humour to bring a bit of light and joy into the world!”
Dave Camlin
https://www.youtube.com/@Quickbeamsing
CEITIDH MAC
With a progressive twist to her music, Ceitidh Mac is an alt.folk singing / cellist, tipped by Jude Rogers as a ‘Fascinating new Welsh-born, Tyneside-dwelling singer-songwriter and cellist, with an unusual, stunning voice.’ Absorbing in its originality, Ceitidh Mac creates songs that soar with contemporary arrangements / instrumentation playing with live and electronic elements, whilst having a prominent folk influence.
Growing up in the wilds of Pembrokeshire before heading North to Newcastle Upon Tyne, she’s been carving a name for herself across the UK and beyond. Ceitidh is pronounced Katie, spelt the Gaelic way. Think ceilidh with a T.
Working with producer/engineer Sam Grant [Richard Dawson, Pigsx7] Mac has released multiple EP’s Including ‘I Reach for the Pen’ and most recently ‘Seabird’, with previous releases supported by BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio Wales and local and national support from BBC Introducing.
The single ‘Birds’ was A-Listed by Amazing Radio as well as featuring on their Chart. She also garnered press coverage from Fresh on the Net, Velvet Sheep, Narc and NE Volume among others, as well as winning the Drake YolanDa Award 2022, and Artist in Residence at The Glasshouse (FKA Sage Gateshead) 2022/23.
With a busy live schedule, Ceitidh has toured the UK as well as festival appearances including Shambala Festival, Green Man Festival, Kendal Calling, and Other Voices among others. Ceitidh Mac has supported alt.folk hero Rachael Dadd and progressive jazzer Alabaster dePlume, having previously supported the likes of Laura Misch and Dublin folk legends Lankum.
'Stunning lyrics and a genuine undertone gave me goose-bumps as Mac delicately created beautiful soundscapes through the cello'
NARC magazine
https://ceitidhmac.com/
More about the venue...
Due to the remote nature of the church it does not have power. The
venue will be candleit
and free hot drinks will be served on arrival and in the interval (please consider bringing your own cup to cut down on waste).
There is a covered camping toilet on site.
There will be enough natural light after the gig to make your way back to your vehicles but please bring a torch just in case. The venue will be candlelit.
Please bring warm clothing and blankets/extra hot drinks/cold drinks/alcohlic drinks to make yourself comfortable
.
When parking on the verge (look out for the signs when you arrive) ,
please park as close to eachother as possible
to allow for as many cars as we can (consider lift sharing where possible) and park in a way that
allows farm traffic to pass
on the lane.
Doors 5:30PM
We look forward to seeing you!
Information Source: J P Worsfold Music | eventbrite
