Keston Cobblers' Club

British Folk-Pop Ensemble

Keston Cobblers' Club is a British folk-pop band known for their vibrant and engaging style of music that often features a blend of folk, pop, and indie influences. Formed in 2009 by siblings Matthew and Julia Lowe, the band takes its name from the old tale of a cobbler from Keston, Kent, who would fix villagers' shoes and host raucous dances at night. The band has built a reputation for their energetic live performances and has released several albums that showcase their talent for catchy melodies and rich harmonies. Over the years, they have cultivated a loyal fan base and have been featured on various platforms, including BBC Radio. Their music is characterized by the use of traditional instruments such as accordion, mandolin, and banjo alongside conventional rock instruments, creating a sound that is both familiar and fresh. Keston Cobblers' Club continues to contribute to the UK's contemporary folk scene with their creative songwriting and spirited performances.