Angeline Morrison

Angeline Morrison is a British folk singer-songwriter performing at The Live Room at Caroline Social Club in Saltaire, Shipley. The concert brings the act's folk songs and original writing to a venue that mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts.

Angeline Morrison writes original songs and reworks traditional folk material, often turning to the everyday lives of ordinary people. On stage, Morrison plays autoharp, dulcimer or mbira, or sings without accompaniment. The 2025 album The Sorrow Songs: Folk Songs of Black British Experience, released on Topic Records, focuses on the Black British presence within the folk tradition. It was named The Guardian's Folk Album of the Year and spent 15 weeks in the Top 40 of the Official Folk Albums Chart. Morrison was the fourth recipient of the Christian Raphael Prize, awarded in association with Cambridge Folk Festival.

Morrison has also appeared on BBC radio and on television, making a debut on Later... with Jools Holland, and has performed in the projects The Mighty Sceptres and Rowan: Morrison. The forthcoming album Luminous Dark explores alchemy, magic and decolonisation.

The Live Room at Caroline Social Club is on Caroline Street in Saltaire, Shipley, and mainly hosts concerts with a focus on pop, rock and indie music.