In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Tickets: £5.00 via Eventbrite (link below)

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - Back to Holy Island were it all began a year ago this weekend ! PLEASE NOTE : Doors Open 6.30pm, Concert starts 7.00pm.

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

For tonight's concert - please be sure to note the safe crossing times for the causeway over to Holy Island. You can find out full details here: https://holyislandcrossingtimes.northumberland.gov.uk

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - Berwick-upon-Tweed where I paused my journey to play a year ago this weekend ! PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open 6.30pm, Concert starts 7.00pm.

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Tickets: £10.00 - available in advance from the link below. Also available on the door.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - A Concert in partnership with Christians Together in Alnwick PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open 7pm, Music starts 7.30pm

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - Back to Coquet Valley and the beautiful surroundings of Alwinton Church in the foothills of the Cheviots. PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open 7pm, Concert starts 7.30pm.

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat at The Nightfold in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne at the St Cuthbert's Centre in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Tickets: £10.00 - in advance via link below, or available on the door.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - Back to Stocksfield where Gareth stopped off to speak one Sunday morning during the walk PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open 7pm (Cafe available) Music starts 7.30pm.

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat at The Nightfold in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne at the St Cuthbert's Centre in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Tickets: £10.00 - suggested donation in advance via link below, or available on the door.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - The tour comes back to the Northumbrian Coast at St Bartholomew's Church overlooking Cambois Bay https://stbartholomewschurch.com/events PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open 6.30pm, Concert starts 7.00pm.

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Tickets: Minimum of £5.00 available in advance from the ticket link below, or on the door. Refreshments served at the interval.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - A Concert in partnership with St Cuthbert's Way Churches Together and Wooler URC PLEASE NOTE: Doors Open 6.30pm, Music starts 7.00pm

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - Back to Blanchland and the wonderful setting of Blanchland Abbey where Gareth passed through on The Way of Light.

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Doors open : 7.30PM, music begins : 8.00PM Tickets via Eventbrite (link below): £12.50 in advance, £15.00 on the door.

A special series of concerts as Gareth brings the new songs back to the trails that inspired them.

TONIGHT - Back to the Roman Town of Lanchester and All Saints Church where Gareth passed through on The Way of Light.

In June 2025 singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones walked from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to Durham Cathedral via St Oswald’s Way and The Way of Light (Northern Saints Trail). Wending their way through a captivating landscape of coast, castles, valleys and mountains, these special routes transport the traveller through the ancient Kingdom of Northumbria, land of the Northern Saints and cradle of the industrial revolution. As Gareth walked he carried a small guitar on his back and performed concerts for local communities everywhere he stopped. The journey provided the inspiration and raw material for a new album of original songs written on retreat in the Cheviot Hills and back on Lindisfarne in the Autumn of 2025. The new album, recorded with producer and guitarist Graeme Duffin (WetWetWet!) in Glasgow and called “A Troubadour Journey : Lindisfarne to Durham” is released in physical form on Friday 24th April 2026 and on all streaming services from 1st May 2026.

During 2026 Gareth takes “A Troubadour Journey” on tour to selected venues. The concerts will gather together the stories and experiences woven into new music from his time walking through these beautiful parts of Northumberland and Durham. For audiences the events promise a vivid and entertaining musical encounter with the sights, sounds, history and contemporary heart of these Northern pilgrimage trails. As well as the new material, the concerts will also feature selected songs from across Gareth’s career that capture a sense of journeying and particularly the spirit of the Northern Trails - for example “Lindisfarne” about Eadfrith and the writing of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Doors open : 7.00PM, music begins : 7.30PM Tickets: £10.00 in advance, £12.00 on the door.