
Mostly Autumn
British progressive rock band Mostly Autumn takes the stage at Poppodium Boerderij.
Mostly Autumn are an English progressive rock band from York, formed in 1995 by guitarist and vocalist Bryan Josh. Their sound weaves 1970s classic rock with Celtic folk, multi-part harmonies and instruments such as flute and Uilleann pipes - described by the BBC as fusing Genesis and Pink Floyd with Celtic themes. Fifteen studio albums on their own independent label and a relentless touring schedule have earned them a devoted following across Europe.
Mostly Autumn released the three-part compilation 'The Clock Ticks On' on 16 January 2026, with material from the period 2010-2025 - a long-awaited follow-up to 'Pass the Clock'.
'The Clock Ticks On' reached third position in the British progressive rock album chart.
The fifteenth studio album 'Seawater' was released on 28 February 2025; the limited physical edition sold out quickly.
'Seawater' reached twelfth position in the British progressive rock album chart.
The limited double CD edition of 'Seawater' was limited to 2500 copies and was only available via the official band website.

British progressive rock band Mostly Autumn takes the stage at Poppodium Boerderij.

British progressive rock band Mostly Autumn delivers an evening of acoustic and electric guitar work with rich harmonies and intricate arrangements.

Mostly Autumn delivers progressive rock and symphonic soundscapes at this concert in Weert.