Devon-based Swedish/American singer-songwriter Rosa Rebecka returns to the Bike Shed to launch her latest EP Home with Folkstock records, a small but perfectly formed collection of emotionally charged alt-folk songs exploring love and belonging.

Known for her arresting acoustic performances, Rosa will use the Bike Shed’s intimate space to full effect,combining emotional intensity with vocal virtuosity, and using a host of instruments to create a journey for the listener, filled with joy, warmth and sorrow.

“a lyrical, sun-dappled and golden voice, tinged with a hint of steely moonlight that brings to mind Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell” BBC Music

“Soft, velveteen vocals, effortlessly flowing” (…) “Blissful, sunset-soaked” North Devon Journal

Support from Ezmay Grace and Ulrika-Igraine.

Cornish vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Ezmay Grace has a soulful folk sound with a hint of country and a contemporary edge.

Swedish-Peruvian Ulrika-Igraine creates a clean yet expressive soundscape with her voice and shruti box, taking inspiration from nature, family history, fairy tales and Scandinavian and English folk music.

Tickets £10 (£8 concs) https://www.bikeshedtheatre.co.uk/tickets/77155/