Poacher

Poacher are a distinguished British band hailing from Warrington, England, celebrated for their distinctive presence within the country and country pop genres. Formed in the late 1970s, Poacher’s authentic sound and polished musicianship have made them a staple of the UK’s niche country scene. Their discography includes albums such as 1978’s self-titled "Poacher" and "Alive and Gigging" from 1981—releases that capture their blend of heartfelt songwriting, rich harmonies, and unmistakable British flair.

With a repertoire featuring tracks like "Darling," "After the Gold Rush," and "Lay Down Sally," Poacher have demonstrated a commitment to both original material and inventive interpretations. Their live performances are renowned for their energy and musicianship, and they have maintained a loyal following among discerning audiences. In June 2026, Poacher headlined The Sussex Arms in East Grinstead, highlighting their continued resonance in the live music circuit.

Fans of authentic country music and classic live gigs should keep a close eye on Poacher, especially as they are set to headline The Sussex Arms again in August 2026. Follow Poacher to stay updated on tour dates and not miss a chance to experience their enduring artistry at upcoming concerts.