This band are actually brothers, and are worth checking out for their guitar sound alone. They have a jaunting musical interplay, in the same way that Thin Lizzy or All-man Brothers were able to create double the magic by using twin guitars.`1 Their intriguing set list is also something a bit special, including their own self-penned material, Irish folk songs and classics.  

    Funke and the Two tone Baby has quickly become a must-see act. This is a one man sonic explosion.  Uncategorized and uncharted. Jammed halfway between  frenzied alt-blues and metronomic dance beats.  Combining guitar and harmonica with beatboxing and effects that seamlessly collide the organic with the mechanical to create a fresh sound of unstoppable rhythm and unrelenting melody.  

These Three wonderfully talented musicians have formed this new inventive and entertaining trio …… Anna Ryder, Marion Fleetwood and Sally Barker.

Covering a wide selection of popular music from the last 6  decades. Pete likes to personalise the performances. Pete’s performances are legendary, playing songs from the widest  possible range of era’s and styles. Always entertaining, ensuring   the audience has a great time and come back for more. What  makes it so much ore satisfying is that Pete is out for a good  time too and that comes through strongly in the performances.  He brings a passion and energy to the…

Neva Mynd are 5 pieces of musical excellence, a modern Rock covers band.  Nothing is left from this  all powerful set cut from the belly of Rock n Roll.  Lead Guitar – Tim Sole / Lead Guitar – Will Palmer Bass Guitar – Jeremy Fidders Payne Drums – Cozy Brain / Vocals – Matty Keefe.

After a decade, Bruise have four albums, thousands of  gigs,US and EU festival appearance, airplay from Japan to the UD and a reputation to be proud of.  Their live shows have been monumental, with the musicianship, the depth of song writing and the sense of occasion of a band MUCH bigger than themselves.  The intimate venues they play are elevated to cult ‘I was there’ status and audiences dance, cry and leave a little altered. “ … a feast of…