I’m writing this time to let you know about my new membership group on the Patreon website.  Patreon is a well-established way for fans to become patrons and help support creators (musicians, artists, writers, podcasters etc).

Each month, for the cost of a coffee, you will be able to hear and download a song which I’ve written and recorded as a demo but have never released on an album or performed in public.  I was songwriting for 7 years before I made my first album and I’ve only made 7 albums so I’ve got so many songs that have never been heard.

I’m thrilled at the idea of being able to share with you some of these secret songs I’ve been writing over the past 25 years.  And as one of my patrons, you’ll be helping me fund the recording and release of my new albums and the costs of touring.

My first secret song is now available to hear and download.  If you would like to join my Patreon membership and become one of my patrons for £3 +VAT per month, please follow this link:

www.patreon.com/EmilyMaguire

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Whenever I’m feeling really down and thinking I should give up being a singer-songwriter, I will read messages like these two amazing emails I received last week from people who came to my recent gigs. I can’t thank them enough for writing and giving me such encouragement to keep going when the going gets tough…

“It was an absolute privilege to be able to be there, I could feel the music and your voice vibrating through me, it was so moving and poignant I had to fight back tears through most of the concert. I’ll keep an eye on your website and look out for more concerts and buy some downloads.”

“It was a joy and a privilege to hear you on Friday and to listen to how your songs and words have brought hope, joy and peace to so many individuals. Looking forward to hearing when your new album is completed. Wishing you every blessing as you continue on your creative path because you shine as you perform.”

Emily’s first two gigs with violinist Sue Lord are both sold out.  Tickets are still available for their matinee show at Green Note in London (11 April), Letcombe Bassett Village Hall (18 April) and other upcoming dates.  Details of all Emily’s gigs with Sue and her solo shows (with Jody Prewett as support) are on her gigs page.

Following Cambridge Folk Club on Friday night, Emily and Jody Prewett performed at The Drawing Room in Chesham last night and the gig was live-streamed on YouTube.  Click here to watch it (scroll to 1:08:30 to watch Emily’s set).

Emily’s tour with violinist Sue Lord starts this Thursday night at The Small Space in Barry.  Click here to book your tickets and watch Emily and Sue perform in the smallest theatre in the UK.

Tickets for Emily’s performance at Cambridge Folk Club (supported by Jody Prewett) are now on sale – please book here if you would like to attend.

Emily’s upcoming gigs at The Small Space in Barry, the Dog & Fox Inn in Bradford on Avon and London’s Green Note, all with violinist Sue Lord, are all on sale – ticket links can be found on her gigs page.  You can also book for her tour dates with Jody Prewett at Sandy Hill Arts in Corfe Castle and at the Red Lion Folk Club in Birmingham.

If you have friends and family in any of the areas where Emily is touring this year, please do spread the word – all support very welcome!  A live video from her recent performance at Twickfolk in London is now up on her YouTube channel which you could share with them.  Click here to see it.

Thanks to everyone who came to my gig at Twickfolk in London – it was so lovely to be back there again.  You can watch a video on my YouTube channel of me performing my song ‘Back Home’ there – click here to see it.

Tickets are now on sale for my next gig which will be at Cambridge Folk Club on Friday 20 February.  You can book your place here.  This is a hometown gig for me!  The next night I’m playing a last minute show at the very intimate and quirky Drawing Room in Chesham – tickets are now on sale here.

Then it’s my first gig with violinist Sue Lord at The Small Space in Barry – the smallest theatre in the UK!  If you want to be there, please book here.  After that we’re playing the wonderful room at the Dog & Fox Inn in Bradford on Avon – bookings can be made here.

If you’re not on my mailing list and would like me to let you know about my upcoming gigs and my next album release, please just enter your email address on this site and I’ll keep you posted.

I hope all’s well in your world.

xx