
Sun, Mar 22 - The Old Market Hove
Bill Ryder-Jones
Bill Ryder-Jones plays indie folk and indie rock at The Old Market Hove on 22 March 2026.
Bill Ryder-Jones stands as a singular voice in the UK’s indie folk and indie rock landscape, weaving evocative narratives with a deft touch shaped by years of experience. Hailing from the United Kingdom, this accomplished musician has built a portfolio of releases marked by their emotional resonance and musical integrity. His February 2024 single, Go To Them (Bill Ryder-Jones Rework), and the warmly received album Iechyd Da from January 2024, both exemplify his ongoing commitment to crafting introspective yet hopeful music, echoing the spirit that first drew acclaim with A Bad Wind Blows in My Heart.
Ryder-Jones’ recent live music engagements have reinforced his reputation for immersive concerts. In July 2026, he headlined notable UK venues such as The Forum in Tunbridge Wells, the BOILERROOM in Guildford, and The Old Market in Brighton, bringing his nuanced songwriting and band arrangements to discerning audiences. His upcoming date at Alexandra Palace Theatre in London, November 2026, will see him as the lead act, joined by the esteemed Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra—a testament to the breadth and depth of his musical artistry.
With a body of work that bridges classic indie tones and personal, place-rooted songwriting, Bill Ryder-Jones continues to captivate listeners and critics alike. For the latest tour dates, new music, and concert updates, follow Bill Ryder-Jones and make sure to explore his future gigs for a truly distinctive live experience.
Featuring royal liverpool philharmonic orchestra.

Bill Ryder-Jones plays indie folk and indie rock at The Old Market Hove on 22 March 2026.

Bill Ryder-Jones plays an indie folk and indie rock headline show at BOILERROOM in Guildford.

Bill Ryder-Jones plays an indie folk and indie rock band show at The Forum in Tunbridge Wells.

Bill Ryder-Jones brings his indie folk and indie rock songwriting to Alexandra Palace Theatre with Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.