Sorrel Nation at The Lantern Theatre + Teah Lewis

2024 saw multiple new releases from Sorrel, including a single featuring Steve Balsamo in May, the delicate and beautiful live EP Thirty Summers in July and the critically acclaimed debut studio album Lost En Route in October. Sorrel performed at Black Deer, Isle of Wight and Cambridge Folk Festivals amongst others and continues to tour the festival circuit over summer with The Magic Teapot music venue in her beloved camper van, Dory. 

Sorrel accomplished two successful UK-wide tours in 2024, including her first-ever solo tour in April and first full band tour in October to accompany the release of Lost En Route, an album Sorrel is immensely proud of. 2025 proved to be no different as Sorrel embarked on three tours and exciting festival appearances to promote her debut album and its release on vinyl in March 2025. The end of September 2025, saw a release of a live EP Live and Acoustic that was recorded whilst Sorrel travelled up to Scotland earlier in the year.

And yes… Sorrel Nation is her real name!

Teah Lewis is a Sheffield-based singer-songwriter whose sound channels the soulful folk of Vashti Bunyan and Joni Mitchell.

Her Underweather EP released in 2024 is the latest in her string of releases, including debut EP Hold and a selection of singles made in collaboration with a host of Sheffield’s best musicians (and her pals!). Her sound features mellow acoustic guitar, story-telling lyrics and melodic accompaniment from strings, brass, harp and more. There is new music forthcoming.

In a live space, she is busy performing in DIY spaces across Sheffield and Yorkshire, and is a lead singer in the Sheffield Beatles Project who can be seen at their packed Christmas shows performing Beatles albums in full.

'I don’t know what particular magic or witchcraft happened when you came together, but you have created something truly beautiful' - Christian Carlisle, BBC Introducing on 'Magnolia' 

'Teah is a cut above the rest in the singer-songwriter space today' - Michael Sanford, Pink Wafer 

'Her voice is absolutely next level; a pure songstress even without her full band to back her' - Flaw Magazine on Richard Hawley Support