Watch Julie Byrne in a nighttime session
22 July 2016, 11:08
| Written by
Sebastien Dehesdin
After last year's End of The Road Festival, Julie Byrne disappeared stateside to lay low, take stock and begin work on her second album - which we're told is now well under way.
Before she left Larmer Tree Gardens last September, we caught an intimate night time performance of "Marmalade" from 2014's Rooms With Walls And Windows - a parting gift from one of America's most talented and beguiling artists.
Tickets are available for this year's End of the Road festival which will see Joanna Newsom, Cat Power, Bat for Lashes and more play.
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