Cat Elliott // O.M.E.R. // INKA

Meet the lineup

Cat Elliott

Cat Elliott is a girl who just loves to make music. She’s been singing forever, writing her own songs for 5 years, gigging the New Forest for the last two years and London over the summer. Her songs are raw and compelling. Her voi... view artist profile

O.M.E.R.

O.M.E.R. released his first EP "How To Be A Man" in 2014. In his music he mixes folk with electronic sounds, forming a new musical genre.

His performance is described as an intimate and unique experience, created by his thou... view artist profile

INKA

INKA is a singer-songwriter, born and bred on the east coast of Scotland. Her voice still harbours a Canadian twang after living in Toronto last year, where she spent a year working in the music industry and gigging for events such as the in... view artist profile

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The venue

The Bedford Tavern is a craft beer pub in North London. The quality of this venues beer, wine and food menu now translates across to its live music offerings with Thank Folk its Tuesday.

One local resident described Seven Sisters Road to me as ‘predominantly a flat grey mass of gloom’. There are a few beacons, however, such as the recently reopened Bedford Tavern. This big Victorian boozer had been boarded up since 2009, but new owners have revived it with great results.

The beer list emphasises London. Regular draught offerings all come from the city’s breweries including Beavertown, Hackney or Hammerton. There are also guest beers on draught, plus 25 by the bottle. The wine list, starting under £20, is chosen with unusual skill and sold at exceptionally low mark ups. If there’s a pub in north London selling wines this good at such affordable prices, I have yet to hear of it.

The Bedford Tavern has quality by the bucketful. And don’t the locals already know it.