About
- Harry Hudson Taylor is an Irish singer-songwriter and visual artist, formerly one half of the folk duo Hudson Taylor, whose soaring harmonies and heartfelt songwriting won them a devoted follow them a devoted following across Ireland, the UK, Europe & North America gaining over 30 million Spotify streams, and a #1 Irish album.Known for their electrifying live shows and grassroots connection with fans, the brothers released a string of critically acclaimed albums (including chart topping one) and toured with the likes of The Rolling Stones, Kodaline, Bastille, The Script, Passenger, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Hozier, George Ezra, and Jake Bugg. From street buskers to main stage performers, Hudson Taylor became a beloved name in modern Irish music. The duo were signed to Polydor Records (UK) and Rubyworks Records (Ireland), and published by Sony/ATV, releasing three albums and earning international acclaim.Now based between Ireland, the UK and Germany, Harry is stepping into his own creative space; blending folk, roots, soul and indie pop with a modern edge—writing songs that speak to connection, vulnerability, and the quiet power of everyday life. Whether performing live, releasing new music, or collaborating with fellow artists, he brings a rare openness that invites listeners in.Harry has graced the stages of many festivals including Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Electric Picnic, Benicàssim, Latitude, Isle of Wight, Kendal Calling, Wilderness, Cambridge Folk Festival, TRNSMT and more.
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Listen before you go
Harry Hudson Taylor - More Than Enough
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Music by the act, found on YouTube and Deezer.
Questions
When does Harry Hudson Taylor start and end?
Harry Hudson Taylor runs Wednesday, 18 November 2026, 19:00.
Where is Harry Hudson Taylor?
Harry Hudson Taylor takes place at The Grove, Unit 49, Sneinton Market, Nottingham.
How much are tickets for Harry Hudson Taylor?
Tickets for Harry Hudson Taylor cost £15 on the official ticket shop.
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The Grove, Unit 49, Sneinton Market, NG1 1DQ Nottingham, England, GB
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