Spank promise to deliver a blistering set of authentic British R & B. Featuring original material culled from their three albums produced over the past few  decades.

The Eydon Mummers are performing at 12.45 pm. A short (15 min) & (T)witty play, centering around a fight, a second coming and a glorious climax. Christmas is just not christmas without a bad dose of the mummers. A fund raising charity event.  This will be fun. See you there.

Come and join this talented artist, for a night of festive songs (both traditional and edgy) A perfect way to spend a night of entertainment on the run up to Christmas.

Paul Henshaw is a RIOT FOLK singer songwriter living  on the  North Wales coast who pretty much spends his life thumping lumps out of his guitar and singing about life,  hangovers and anything else he’s  passionate about.

Acoustic roots duo Mambo Jambo might just be the biggest acoustic duo you’ll ever see; a truly unique two-piece they’ll take you on an exciting and joyous musical journey bringing together sounds from roots, world, folk and jazz, plus their own compositions. With Frankie on sax, vocals, clarinet, flute, guitar and percussion and Pete on guitar, vocal, ukulele, tres (traditional Cuban guitar), banjo, accordion and suitcase! Pete and Frankie have been gathering admirers at shows and festivals the length and breadth…

We are thrilled to have Kent  Duchaine and Leadbessie back at The Brase – ” an American  blues legend, travelling the globe for the past thirty years playing the blues on his beloved ‘Leadbessie’ a 1934  National steel guitar. He has played at most of the major Blues festivals  in the U.S.A. & Europe Grammy nominated and  a  W.C.Handy award winner..”

Live at the Brase, playing hits from THE WHO, THE KINKS, SMALL FACES, WELLER, THE JAM ALSO A BIT SOUL SKA & NEW WAVE AND LOADS MORE

The Popes guitarist Ian Bramble known for his catchy song writing and wild slide guitar.  They will be playing raucous blend of Irish rock,  slide guitar blues and Indie.   The NME said “Songs that   lodge in the head for weeks”