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Welcome to Silvington

Traditional and contemporary acoustic music

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A Flavour of the South West

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About

"Folk at First Sight" - David FitzGerald, BBC Radio Devon

"There's magic in what you do - the blend of guitars and voices. I'm becoming quite a fan!" - Brooks Williams

Tricia – a Plymouth maid, born and bred. Honed her skills on cruise ships and the folk clubs of Plymouth and Aberdeen along with the occasional spot on local TV. A writer of finely crafted songs she is recognised for her delicate guitar playing and clear voice.

John – a Scouser in exile he has played folk clubs in the north east and the midlands before relocating to Devon. A songwriter in his own right and a multi-instrumentalist he makes a strong contribution to Silvington’s trademark harmonies.

Meeting as members of Folk on the Moor, now based once again at The Moorland Hotel, Wotter, they began collaborating in 2016. It was indeed folk at first sight. They have 6 albums to their name so far, many of the self-penned songs the result of a synergy which means that the whole is more than the sum of its parts. Their latest offering, “Shadows on the Sand” features 12 original songs all located in Cornwall.

Their vocal and instrumental blend are recognised by club and festival audiences as well as fellow performers.

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Diary

2025

May
25 - Hutton Rudby Festival, North Yorkshire

June
25 - Memory Café. Ivybridge
28 - Home Park Plymouth (private function)

July
8 - Wurzel Bush Club, Rugby
9 - Bedworth Folk Club
10 - Tump Folk, Coventry
11 - Balck Diamond Folk Club, Birmingham
13 - Hairy Folkers, Coventry

August
2 - Loddiswell Show, Devon

October
15 - Dragon Folk, Worcester
16 - Droitwich Folk Club

2026

March
18 - Atherstone Folk Club

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Contact

Quotes

"There's magic in what you do - the blend of the guitars and voices. I'm becoming quite a fan."
Brooks Williams

"John has left the band (Ed. Fairfield) to become half of the excellent duo Silvington with Tricia Moore. They write such gorgeous songs."
Anthony John Clarke, in "Anyway, Actually, Anthony", p74

"Thanks for your terrific songs on Monday - great stuff! I really enjoyed them."
Mike Donelly, MC, Bridge Folk Club, Newcastle uopn Tyne

"We definitely recommend them! Great songs, great music"
Sunderland Singers

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Why Choose Us?

Silvington stands out for several reasons. First,we are passionate about what we do, ensuring every performance is a genuine artistic expression. Additionally, we offer a unique blend of traditional and contemporary music, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. Also, our reputation in the Plymouth folk music scene speaks volumes, as we consistently receive praise for our professionalism and ability to engage audiences of all ages.

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Quotes

"There's magic in what you do - the blend of the guitars and voices. I'm becoming quite a fan."
Brooks Williams

"John has left the band (Ed. Fairfield) to become half of the excellent duo Silvington with Tricia Moore. They write such gorgeous songs."
Anthony John Clarke, in "Anyway, Actually, Anthony", p74

"Thanks for your terrific songs on Monday - great stuff! I really enjoyed them."
Mike Donelly, MC, Bridge Folk Club, Newcastle uopn Tyne

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