Folk Awards 2017 Highlights

Four childhood friends from Orkney perform 'Three Fishes' at the Royal Albert Hall

Billy Bragg pays tribute to this year's Hall of Fame inductee, Woody Guthrie

Jim Moray and his Upcetera band close the 2017 Folk Awards with this traditional ballad

The 'secret Queen of England’ sings again after more than 30 years away from the stage

Captivating audiences Daoirí Farrell performs this year’s Best Traditional Track

Ry performs 'Jesus on the Mainline' from his classic album ‘Paradise and Lunch’

Al performs a song from his classic 1976 album ‘Year of the Cat’.

The cultural carnival kickstart this year's ceremony

A new collection of songs written to explore the history of forced child migration

Celebrating an amazing year of folk music with some of its biggest stars.

Ry performs 'Jesus on the Mainline' from his classic album ‘Paradise and Lunch’.

Billy Bragg pays tribute to this year's Hall of Fame inductee, Woody Guthrie.

Al performs a song from his classic 1976 album ‘Year of the Cat’.

The 'secret Queen of England’ sings again after more than 30 years away from the stage.

A new collection of songs written to explore the history of forced child migration.

Jim Moray and his Upcetera band close the Radio 2 Folk Awards with a traditional ballad.

The cultural carnival with members from Armagh, Guinea and Scotland start the ceremony.

Four childhood friends from Orkney perform 'Three Fishers' at the Royal Albert Hall.

Captivating audiences here and in Dublin, Daoirí performs our Best Traditional Track.

Kathryn Tickell hosts performances from the four nominees for the 2017 Young Folk Award.

Yusuf admits his surprise and delight at Wild World being Radio 2's Most Played Folk Song

Pauline recalls her first performances and the 'people's music' heritage of folk and ska.

Nick recalls his early work with the US roots legend and Ry's genre-branching career.

Billy explains just how hugely the legendary artist shaped the sound of others.