The Revue consists of Ben Lee on vocals and guitar, with Tom Sandall on percussion, bass and backing vocals. Ben and Tom have played together for several years throughout the the UK and Europe, adopting many styles and influences. For the past three years they have been writing and performing together in The Stone Saloon, a four-piece originals band based in Oxfordshire. The band have played at many prestigious live music venues and festivals, and performed several live BBC radio sessions.

As well as writing and performing their own material, The Revue have developed an incredible reputation across the UK and Europe as a live covers band and have performed at hundreds of bars, clubs, festivals, weddings and private parties.

Formed in the late seventies this hard rocking British band have been thrilling crowds all over the UK and Europe with their own energetic brand of blues and boogie for two decades.

Always capable of delivering live, their line-up contains players who have performed and recorded with artists as diverse as Steve Marriott, Dire Straits, Dave Stewart, Mungo Jerry, FM and Iron Maiden.

The ultimate UK tribute 'Kings Ov Leon' have been rocking out the most prestigious theatres, festivals and music venues since the start of 2009 with their undeniably breathtaking show. The scale, energy and charisma of their performances leaves audiences across Europe sure that they've seen the Kings of Leon themselves!

Formed in early 2009 The Crows inexhaustible energy gives them stand alone status in the up-surging live music scene; boasting fiery fiddle playing, trumpet, guitar, drums, bass and vocals.

Described as completely unique and uncontainable, an original Celtic vibe, also drawing influences from genres including jazz, ska, folk, kleizmer and blues. An unbridled festival sound, Crow 'n' Roll.

Avert Francis plays acoustic finger picking folk songs in the vein of Townes Van Zandt, Bert Jansch and Nick Drake.

Francis taught himself how to play the guitar in the traditional claw-hammer fashion after discovering the music of Townes Van Zandt. Another poignant moment was watching the late Bert Jansch play a spellbinding show at the famous Round House in London.

Inspiration is drawn from traditional Folk and Blues artists and story telling is always key to his songwriting experience.

Named after a 1950s composer, The Stanley Blacks are an emergent young band from Surrey, England, whose string of guitar-driven, infectious pop songs have forged a strong local following and secured a number of high profile gigs up and down the country.

Hailing from the same town as mod-heroes The Jam, The Stanley Blacks fuse the energy of late 70s rock with the 60s pop sensibilities of The Beatles and Motown artists. Yet it is the industrious inventiveness of the rhythm section (Matt Emberson on drums, James Turnbull on bass), guitarist Jon Marshall's lucid riffs and singer/songwriter Ashley Reed's sense of melody that forge the idiosyncrasies in the Stanley Black's sound. The result places the band at the forefront of a definite musical lineage, whilst simultaneously remaining fresh and invigorating due to the complex vocal harmonies and assured musicianship of the band members.

FOLK GRINDER are - singer/songwriter KOOZIE JOHNS - Vocals/Acoustic & Electric guitars/Banjo/Foot stomps'n'yells and MIRO SNEJDR - Accordion/Piano/Organ/Bv's plus the occasional guests: There's a unique modern take on the Sea Shanty in which 'fG' manages to take you out across a dark sea of adventure and return you home safely knowing you'll never be quite the same again. There are love songs but not just any kind of love songs, for are your new favourite band, and yes you want more!!!!!!!

Davey learnt to play music at the age of eight and did his first perfomance at the age of tenat a session in the Bridge House Hotel Tullamore in the Co. Offaly.Shortly afterwards his famley resettled in Birmingham UK where he lived untill the age of 24 playing in his indie band called the SURF DRUMS.

He then left Birmingham to follow his dream of surfing which he did for several years all over the world supported by performing his songs. Davey now plays seven instruments which are guitar, mandolin, mandola, bazouki, bodhran, tenor banjo and the highland pipes which he includes in his solo performances under the name BLACK JACK DAVEY.

The ShyTeds started as a group of friends that would go out on the pop most bank holidays. Rather than spend money drinking, they decided to get a band together and go playing instead; still having a drink, but playing a bit of music and getting paid for it.

Through out it all though, they managed to maintain an element of fun and that seems to rub off on their audience. They are not a stuffy function band that takes themselves too seriously, they love playing music and they love playing to people who are up for a good time.