Henderson:Hooper will be appearing as part of Oxford Folk Festival 2026, performing an afternoon set in an intimate café setting at the Museum of Modern Art in Oxford.
Judith Henderson (Hooper) and Nick Hooper are celebrated artists in the folk music scene, known for their exquisite blend of original compositions, contemporary folk tunes, and traditional melodies from England, France, and Eastern Europe. Their synergy, honed since 2001, creates a musical journey that is both enchanting and deeply rooted in folk traditions.
About the Festival
The Oxford Folk Festival is a lively, inclusive grassroots festival held annually across a range of venues in the city. Largely free to attend and run in collaboration with local cultural partners, the festival celebrates folk music, song, and dance in many forms — from intimate performances and workshops to ceilidhs and street dancing — bringing performers and audiences together throughout a weekend in April.
Not been to a Henderson:Hooper gig before? Check out this performance of their original track ‘Pete’s Trees’ (from their album of the same name) to see what you’ve been missing out on!