An underground folk artist.
Having grown up in the countryside and studied in Falmouth, Cornwall, Ned's musical journey is deeply rooted in place. Gigging across the UK and Ireland – from any pub that will have him to headlining The Troubadour in London - his performances blend acoustic folk tones with modern storytelling, drawing influence from artists such as Laura Marling, Fleet Foxes, and Sam Fender. This is captured in his latest tracks "Bobby's" and "Cut It Out” which aired on BBC Introducing South West.
Ned Holland plays contemporary acoustic folk and indie folk music characterized by intimate guitar work and modern storytelling influenced by artists like Laura Marling and Sam Fender.
Ned Holland grew up in the British countryside and studied in Cornwall before establishing his presence in the London folk scene.
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