Widely regarded as one of the liveliest acts on the circuit, a fact solidified by their nomination for Live Act of the Year at the UK Americana Awards, their raucous, fiddle-driven thrill ride takes no prisoners.

Now, Noble Jacks are gearing up for their biggest milestone yet. The band is officially celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their explosive debut album by hitting the road for a massive celebratory UK and European tour!

Noble Jacks are seasoned festival favourites, having previously taken crowds by storm at major events including Glastonbury, Isle of Wight, Bestival, Dranouter (Belgium), Paaspop (Holland), and AmericanaFest (Nashville, USA) to name more than a few. Their studio releases routinely soar into the Top 40 Official Americana Album Chart, earning high praise from the likes of Absolute Radio Country for their “unique British sensibility built on a foundation of bluegrass and roots.”

Noble Jacks are poised with a celebratory, hits-filled setlist that promises to turn any festival stage into a massive unified party!

Travelling troubadour Sorrel Nation expertly weaves a rooted Americana sound, blending folk-rock, country influences and deeply emotive songwriting.

Sorrel has built a growing reputation for her distinctive voice, powerful live performances and evocative storytelling. Her music combines warmth, honesty and rich musicality, with lyrics that explore travel, solitude, connection to nature and resilience.

Following the release of her critically acclaimed debut studio album, Lost En Route, Sorrel has toured extensively across the UK performing at festivals including Black Deer, Wickham, Isle of Wight and Cambridge Folk Festival alongside multiple national headline tours. Her performances range from delicate acoustic intimacy to soaring full-band arrangements as showcased on her ‘rootsy’ second studio album, Creeping Thyme, released October 23rd 2026.

And yes, Sorrel Nation is her real name…

“there are few singer-songwriters currently gracing the UK music scene creating as much of a buzz”
Graeme Tait, Americana UK

“there was a gorgeous, vibrant depth to the overall sound”
Nick Barber, Americana-UK

“stylish band panache adding folk rock aura to sultry layered songs”
David Hughes, Three Chords and the Truth