Amelia Coburn – Live at The Stables
📍 Location: The Stables Theatre, Stockwell Lane, Wavendon, Milton Keynes, MK17 8LU
📅 Date: Saturday, 7 February 2026
🕒 Time: 8:15 pm
🎟️ Price: £14
🌐 More Information: Details via The Stables
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About the Event
Amelia Coburn is a rising star in the UK folk-horror and alt-folk scene — a “folk-horror songstress” whose music blends gothic storytelling, folk sensibilities, torch-lit jazz, baroque pop and cinematic atmospheres. Her songs often evoke shadowy narratives, moonlit moods and hauntingly beautiful characters.
Her debut album, produced by Bill Ryder-Jones, drew acclaim for its theatrical songwriting and moody, evocative sound. National radio play across BBC networks, plus support from figures like Paul Weller and Paul Heaton, have helped build Coburn’s growing reputation.
What’s Happening
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🎤 Live solo performance — An intimate concert showcasing Amelia’s original songs, characterized by moody folk-horror storytelling, rich melodies and theatrical delivery.
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🌒 Atmospheric setting — Expect songs filled with shadows, moonlit imagery and poetic lyrics that draw on gothic literature, dreamy folk tales and cinematic influences.
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🎼 Unique blend of genres — Amelia weaves folk, jazz, cabaret-style vocals, baroque pop, and subtle psychedelia — creating a sound that’s haunting, nostalgic and fresh all at once.
Why Attend?
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✅ Discover a rising, original artist — Amelia Coburn is widely regarded as “one to watch,” offering fresh, literate and emotionally rich songwriting with theatrical flair.
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🌑 Experience haunting, evocative music live — Her shows stand out for their atmosphere — perfect if you love moody, introspective folk or something different from mainstream gigs.
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🎶 Support grassroots, authentic music — The Stables is an intimate venue with a history of hosting emerging and established artists alike; a great spot to see genuine artistry up-close.
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✨ Hear a unique sound — With influences from film-noir, gothic literature, classic musicals and modern folk, this concert is as much performance art as music — ideal for lovers of storytelling and mood.
