Church House Concerts
Join us for the upcoming Church House Concerts, mostly held at Church House in South Tawton, Nr South Zeal, Nr Okehampton. For directions,
click here. The venue can accommodate up to 50 people, so booking in advance is recommended. Two pubs, Kings Arms and Oxenham Arms, are available in the nearby village of South Zeal for drinks or meal reservations before the concert. Feel free to bring your own drinks from home or the pub to the concerts. During the interval, teas, coffees and refreshments will be served. If you bring your own drinks, you can borrow glasses at Church House. Book your tickets using the provided links, and for any inquiries, email us at bookings@liveandacoustic.co.uk. Limited seating is available, so secure your spot early.
Enjoy great music in a fantastic setting!
Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell
Friday 3rd October 2025, 8:00PM
Arthur Coates (violin) & Kerran Cotterell (guitar) are carving out a name for themselves with their unique capabilities.
While some of their music takes a clean, modern sound and carves elegant, crystalline structures that shimmer and dance in the light of contemporary trad, others hop aboard the blues train and take a whistle stop tour of the Québécois traditional music line.
Their songs couched in complex harmonies range from complexly introspective and enigmatic, to exuding joy with an energy sure to get feet tapping and crowds singing.
Beyond this, their showmanship, drenched in tall tales and comic touches is sure to keep all audiences entertained. They excite, enchant, inspire, comfort, and spread love and joy to all those that hear them!
Granny’s Attic
Friday 28th November 2025, 8:00PM
With exceptional musicianship and boundless energy, Granny’s Attic are going from strength to strength. Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne (melodeon, anglo concertina, vocals), George Sansome(guitar, vocals) and Lewis Wood (violin, vocals) have honed their skills touring the UK and Europe since 2009. They are much loved by audiences up and down the country, with bookings everywhere from Cambridge Folk Festival to Cecil Sharp House.
The trio have been heralded for their lively performances and skilled delivery of traditional material, playing with verve, energy and their own inimitable style. Though grounded in tradition, they are keen to push new boundaries by exploring fresh approaches and writing their own compositions