Martin Stephenson

A rainy night in Brighton does nothing to dampen the spirits of the audience heading to Patterns to see The Daintees. This is the second date of a nationwide tour and for us it's a long time coming.

The Borderline, London, UK

The Daintee Stephenson, sympathetically supported by Jim Morrison (violin), James Cole (banjo, guitar) and Anna Lavigne (occasional vocals), brought his acoustic guitar-picking and a stream of jokes and stories that hit the mark.

Martin Stephenson Live In Concert In Scotland

This particular night didn't start out too promising, with openers Old Pike pulling a no-show for unknown reasons, and much of the local college crowd holed up from a monsoon-like rainstorm earlier that evening.

The audience at Farncombe Music Club were treated to a fine performance by soloist Martin Stephenson, along with his wife, Helen McCookerybook, as support. The founder of The Daintees wowed with his skilful guitar work and hilarious anecdotes. One big factor is the way that he makes random observations about

Durham, USA on July 25, 2003