Lauren Housley and The Northern Cowboys at The Greystones

Award-winning Sheffield songwriter Lauren Housley and The Northern Cowboys, live across the UK. 

Joined by musicians Thomas Dibb and Mark Lewis and with a six-piece live band in tow, with this latest project the Yorkshire musician is creating uplifting, bold and classic soul inspired music that would be as at home on the iconic Stax Records roster as it would be the stages of the South Yorkshire social clubs she grew up around. 2

Having recently debuted the project with a standout performance at Kent's Black Deer Festival, The Northern Cowboys have shared their first single in the form of 'High Time'. A brilliantly composed slice of modern Yorkshire soul, 'High Time' is all blazing trumpets, classic organs and soaring choruses as Housley makes a commanding opening statement certain to invite comparisons to her fellow Black Deer performers Nathaniel Rateliff and The Nightsweats or the acclaimed Durand Jones and The Indications.

The singer-songwriter and mother of two, Lauren Housley, has already made her mark in the world of Americana with three independent albums and two BBC Radio playlisted singles, earning her the coveted Bob Harris Emerging Artist of The Year award at 2022's Americana Music Awards UK.

Housley's innate talent of writing beautiful, engaging songs, was born from the intuitive craft of earthy storytelling and delivered with an emotive knock out vocal performance at their core. After sharing bills with the likes of Van Morrison, Jack Soveretti and First Aid Kit, Housley decided to go all-in on her live show, adding the core members of The Northern Cowboys, before the project snowballed into her main recording and live project.

To celebrate the release of their debut EP, The Northern Cowboys will be taking their extended six-piece on the road for 'The Social Club' tour. Stopping in venues around England, the band will be bringing their own social club set along to each show, recreating the iconic and unique glamour of the 1980's social clubs of South Yorkshire everywhere they go.