Listen, and look up, as the finest musicians in the land duet with the sweet sounds of the nightingale.
This page was for booking early-bird tickets to our 2022 programme.
Find our upcoming Singing With Nightingales dates here
In spring 2022, join folk singer Sam Lee and special guest musicians on an unforgettable adventure.
Enjoy songs and stories by the fireside followed by a late night trek into the woods to find the nightingales. Once in the thickets, you’ll experience a concert like no other as Sam and the musicians join the birds in an improvised duet with their brilliant nightsong.
Come on this singular and memorable journey with us, as darkness falls upon the springtime woodlands of southern England.
Running from 7pm through to 12:30am, this is not a typical gig, and each night is unique. Enjoy an escape into nature, learn about these majestic birds, and marvel at the incredible human-avian musical collaboration.
Your ticket includes dinner and drinks provided round the campfire.
Tickets are extremely limited, with a maximum of 30 places per night. Overnight camping options will be available at our Sussex site.
These concerts are due to take place at nightingale habitats in Sussex and Gloucestershire.
For more information on Singing With Nightingales please click here
What our audiences say:
“…lying under the stars listening to the nightingales everything lifted…Thank you so much.” – Janet
“It was, as promised, magical” – Dan Damon, BBC R4
“Still aglow. One of the most profound and magical nights of my life.” – John M
“It showed us a new way of hearing, seeing and being. Or perhaps not a new way at all, but a very old way.” – Fiona M
Why should I get an early-bird ticket?
The early-birds are sold at a slightly cheaper rate than the full price tickets, and when we announce full details of the Singing With Nightingales 2022 season later on this year, early-bird ticket holders will get first refusal on their preferred date in the season, before tickets go on general sale.
When are these events?
Singing With Nightingales runs from mid-April to late May each year. We will announce specific event dates later this year when the second wave of tickets is released.
Mercury Prize-nominated folk singer, conservationist, song collector, award-winning promoter, broadcaster and activist.
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Sussex & Gloucestershire
Further details will be sent to ticket holders
Due to sensitivity with the small population of birds and being that this is private land and not public forest we must keep the exact location secret until your ticket has been purchased and instructions are ready to be sent out.
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