The Fisherman’s Friends are a group of veteran Cornish fishermen and friends from the port village of Port Isaac who sing traditional sea shanties and maritime folk songs. Known for their rich harmonies and rousing performances, the group started singing together in local pubs and on the harbour before gaining widespread attention. Their authentic sound and unpolished charm led them to a major record deal in 2010, making them one of the first traditional folk acts to land a Top 10 album in the UK charts.
Their real-life story even inspired the 2019 British film "Fisherman’s Friends," which dramatized their rise from local performers to chart-topping stars. Over the years, they've remained grounded in their community roots, performing with a blend of heart, humour, and distinctly Cornish pride. With albums like "One and All" and "Shanty, Lobster & Beer," they continue to keep the spirit of the sea—and traditional maritime music—alive and thriving.
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