folk club
Singer-songwriter gathering spot
A folk club is a venue or regular gathering where folk music is performed, typically in an intimate setting like a pub or community hall.
Unlike concert venues, folk clubs often encourage audience participation through sing-alongs and open mic sessions: The local folk club meets every Thursday at the Rose and Crown.
The format flourished in the British folk revival of the 1960s and remains a grassroots institution for traditional and acoustic music.
- acousticRelating to sound
- guitarFretted stringed instrument
- open tuningPreset chord fingering eliminated
- singerVocal music performer
- guest spotLimited engagement for outsider
ballad · traditional · old time music · open mic · session · song circle · pub · hootenanny · coffeehouse · fiddle · banjo · three chords · harmony · storytelling · venue · jam · audience · passing the hat
- venuesarena, auditorium, stadium, performing arts center, theater
- folk eventshootenanny, barn dance, contra dance, square dance, ceilidh
- hallshall, assembly hall, meeting hall, community hall, banquet hall
- Celtic Folkjigs, reels, bodhrán, Irish jig, Irish jigs
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Seventies dance music
nightclub · rave · techno club · dance club · megaclub
folk clubarena
Venue for contests
stadium · megaclub · superclub · amphitheater · Madison Square Garden
folk, club, folks, folksy, folksiness, folkish, folklore, folksong, folkway