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Eliza Carthy launching Frenemies, with the fiddle turned up.
Folk & world
At Dingwalls.
Eliza Carthy has spent decades pulling English traditional music into everything else - folk clubs, the Royal Albert Hall, drum and bass basements in Brixton - and Frenemies, made with the producer Ben Seal and her band the Restitution, is about motherhood, loneliness and coming out the other side. The album's guests, among them Jools Holland, Robyn Hitchcock and KT Tunstall, may appear. 19:30, £27.50.
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