Chicken Legged Cajun in Austin, Texas. New album Pinkville available now. Produced by Adrian Quesada(Black Pumas)

Where and when can you hear us?

The show currently goes out on the following stations:

106.9FM WHCR - Monday 7-8PM www.whcrfm.com
Vixen 101.8FM - Monday 8-9PM www.vixen101.co.uk
Beverley FM - Tuesday 7-8PM (repeated Sunday 6pm) www.beverleyfm.com
Drystone Radio - Thursday 8-9PM 


The Music Max Plays

The Folk Hour plays folk music in all it's guises:
- Acoustic Music
- Folk Rock 
- Folk Blues
- Alternative Country
- Americana

Folk Music means different things to different people, it flows naturally from people's lives. It's an inseparable mix of words and music, it's music about life. It has been around from the earliest times and still gives voice to the deep feelings and unspoken needs of our times.

Live Guests and Local Music

On the Folk Hour we like to promote local, up and coming artists and bands by featuring their music, promoting their gigs and where possible getting them to perform live in the studio on the show.

www.thefolkhour.com

GREAT MUTANT SKYWHEEL . What a cool band to be in. we came together at the dawn of electronic and live music combos. We were ahead of the curve in so  many ways. DJ culture and live band engaging you from all over your senses. Just Awesome. 

Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue were at the vanguard of New Orleans’ now-thriving country scene when they formed over a decade ago, and they’ve remained in a league of their own ever since. Combining evocative songwriting, impeccable musicianship, and a twinge of punk sensibility to boot, their infectious Western swing energy has earned them their place in the upper echelon of local favorites and helped grow an avid fan-base of two-steppers around the world.

Armed with this kind of versatility and an ever-growing body of original material, they put on a show that never gets old and delights rowdy dancers and buttoned-down diners alike. New Orleans may be most closely associated with jazz and brass, but Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue prove that the city celebrates its musical diversity with enthusiasm.

galholiday is following