The three musicians of Mighty Oaks went their separate ways for two years – and have now reunited for their 2024 album "High Times." Unvarnished, authentic, and honest, the album was created in a five-day live session in Ian Hooper's living room. Hooper, the band's singer and guitarist, is convinced that sticking to the core of their music has done the Mighty Oaks good – and for their new album, less is more. For bassist Craig Saunders, the great advantage of "High Times" is that when you listen, you feel like you're right there. You can be captivated by the warmth and intimacy of the songs and feel a certain familiarity. Mighty Oaks want to make music that everyone can understand, no matter what stage of life they are at. After the three thrilled the audience in the Kurpark Wiesbaden in 2022, they now envelop the dreamlike Schafhof stud farm in Kronberg in delicate yet powerful folk sounds with their enchantingly beautiful songs that speak of love, pain and friendship.

Craig Saunders

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Aug 15, 2025

Mighty Oaks: “High Times 2025” · Rheingau Musik Festival

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