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27 Feb 21 - 01:55 PM (#4095181) Subject: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? (UK) From: GUEST,matt milton I'm really interested to know what print magazines there are in the UK that cover traditional folk music. I can think of: English Dance and Song Living Tradition RnR (Rock and Reel) Songlines (to an extent) What regional/small folk publications in the UK are there? I only know Tykes Stirrings but there must be more. I'd also be interested to hear about other countries too. I'm aware of Sing Out in the US. In Canada there's Penguin Eggs... Thanks all |
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27 Feb 21 - 03:35 PM (#4095201) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: Tattie Bogle Scottish based; Box and Fiddle - mainly for those who like playing in Fiddle and Accordion clubs and bands: Box and Fiddle |
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27 Feb 21 - 05:17 PM (#4095211) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: FreddyHeadey Good question. idk Roger Liptrot has a list of magazines http://www.folkimages.com/LIT.html but it's undated. |
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27 Feb 21 - 08:08 PM (#4095240) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: Sandra in Sydney In Australia we have one magazine, Trad and Now, which started way back in 2002 as a large glossy, but was taken over after 15 issues by a local community newspaper publisher after the original publisher was unable to continue & is now a small publication. It doesn't have enough coverage of my kind of folk for me to subscribe, but when I see an issue I'll flip thru & read a couple of articles. It's available from selected paper shops across the country as well as by subscription. Description in google - traditional and contemporary folk, blues, roots, bluegrass and world music, dance and poetry magazine. Description from National Library of Australia catalogue - The Australian-wide folk magazine celebrating culture, community and creativity. News, reviews and information on traditional & contemporary music, dance, storytelling and reports on live performances. |
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27 Feb 21 - 08:30 PM (#4095242) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: RTim Shire Folk - covering the UK MIdlands is still in operation I believe.... http://www.shirefolk.org.uk/ Tim Radford |
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28 Feb 21 - 04:05 AM (#4095256) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: GUEST,Booter Unfortunately Penguin Eggs’ current issue is its final issue. |
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28 Feb 21 - 04:06 AM (#4095257) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: r.padgett TykesStirrings ~ yes correct spelling now covers most of Yorkshire and beyond ~ amalgamation due to Stirrings editor Raymond Greenoaken retiring Also still going is Folk Roundabout for NEast Yorkshire and beyond with new management Ray |
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28 Feb 21 - 05:32 AM (#4095269) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: GUEST,Clive Pownceby We have Folk NorthWest up here in the erm, north west! That's NW of England. In reality it covers an area up to Carlisle and down to Stoke, so there's a broad geographical remit. It's a quarterly publication available on the desks of member clubs of the North West Federation Of Folk Clubs. Grand-sounding but despite the set-out aims of support and liason, its main raison d'etre is the magazine. Reviews of live gigs, albums, diary and chatroom all in one. A worthy old thing that's been going since the '70s. The adverts mainly cover costs and even in lockdown a small print run for subscribers has ensured publication of pocket editions. |
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28 Feb 21 - 06:27 AM (#4095274) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: GUEST,matt milton Thanks to all who've posted replies so far. Gutted to hear Penguin Eggs is folding - I was thinking of subscribing. I used to subscribe to Stirrings even though I live nowhere near its constituency (I'm a Londoner), I just thought it was a great little magazine. I really should subscribe to TykesStirrings. Do keep em coming! |
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28 Feb 21 - 01:02 PM (#4095337) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: GUEST Folk London hasn't missed an issue |
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01 Mar 21 - 03:03 AM (#4095438) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: BobL Unicorn magazine, a quarterly covering Beds, Bucks, Cambs & Herts, was in a parlous state last time I looked. The last few issues have been online only, with the intention of returning to hard copy eventually. Maybe by "print magazines", the OP specifically meant to exclude such. |
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01 Mar 21 - 04:28 AM (#4095451) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: GUEST,matt milton Well, yes, when it comes to online only I'm aware of loads. Always keen to hear of more of course. But it was print that I was more interested in. |
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01 Mar 21 - 05:06 AM (#4095457) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: GUEST,RA There's 'Tocher', the journal of the School of Scottish Studies in Edinburgh... |
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01 Mar 21 - 07:10 AM (#4095480) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: Vic Smith Around Kent Folk is still running though, understandably, there has been a reduced print run during the pandemic and lockdowns. Before this, the magazine was starting to broaden its editorial area into Surrey and Sussex. There is also a link from that home page to facsimile on-line editions. |
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01 Mar 21 - 10:23 AM (#4095511) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: Cool Beans Not strictly folk, but kinda, in the US there's Acoustic Guitar and American Songwriter... |
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01 Mar 21 - 10:56 AM (#4095517) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: GUEST,Jim Hauser An earlier post mentioned Sing Out! but I'm pretty sure it is no longer published, or at least no longer published in hard copy. It appears that its website is updated every once in a long while, but I'm pretty sure that the magazine does not exist even in a digital format. Below is a link to the most current hard copy edition being sold on its website which is the Spring 2014 edition. https://singout.org/product/so554/ |
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01 Mar 21 - 12:17 PM (#4095537) Subject: RE: What print folk magazines exist in 2021? From: Long Firm Freddie There's a Morris Dancing Magazine called Dance Like a Girl. it's available both online and in print: Dance Like A Girl LFF |