Travelling troubadour Sorrel Nation brings a soulful mix of folk-rock to country and engages audiences with emotive lyrics, 70s inspired style and a voice full of soul that can truly open the heart.

2024 saw multiple new releases from Sorrel including a single featuring Steve Balsamo in May, the delicate and beautiful live EP ‘Thirty Summers’ in July and the critically acclaimed debut studio album ‘Lost En Route’ in October.

Sorrel performed at Black Deer, Isle of Wight and Cambridge Folk Festivals amongst others and continues to tour the festival circuit over summer with The Magic Teapot music venue in her beloved campervan, Dory.

Sorrel accomplished two successful UK wide tours in 2024, including her first ever solo tour in April and first full band tour in October to accompany the release of ‘Lost En Route’, an album she is immensely proud of.

2025 will be no different as Sorrel embarks on three tours and exciting festival appearances to promote her debut album and its release on vinyl in March.

“You have a signature voice, when I hear you sing I will know it is Sorrel Nation” - Richard Elkington, Owner The Drawingroom, Chesham

“Sorrel’s voice is off the scale stunning” - Gill Tee, Co-founder Black Deer Festival

Echo Town are two high spirited brothers Ric Harrison (guitar, vocals, lap slide guitar, electric guitar, harmonica and didgeridoo) and Rob Harrison (drums, percussion, vocals, djembe).  They are a duo intent on infiltrating the music scene with potent inspirational songs.

Exploring the intersection of multiple genres in their music, Echo Town seek to inspire, motivate and captivate their audience with powerful drums, deep reverberating rhythms and invigorating lyrics. They are a conduit for musical medicine.

To fully appreciate Echo Town’s craft and energy you must see their live show. Together on stage, the electrifying brother chemistry and camaraderie truly shines through. They spend the majority of their time smiling, relaxed and carefree, clearly at home on stage performing for their age varied audiences.

Treated to thunderous drums, didgeridoo trances, powerful anthems and unpredictable jams, their audiences leave invigorated and inspired. Whilst being conduits of musical medicine, which in itself is an honour, they don’t take themselves too seriously hoping to leave any ego aside so that the music and the experience of music takes pride of place. They invite their audiences to join them in co-creating the experience so that everyone goes away refreshed and benefited.

Their belief is that music is tribal, the frequencies sacred and healing, and that by coming together to enjoy musical ceremony we collectively raise the vibrational energy of each other and consequently our reality. 

UK alt-folk duo Jacob & Drinkwater have been called “stand out new folk” by BBC 6Music and “inventive and thrilling” by R2 Magazine.

Tobias Jacob's sweeping vocals never fail to captivate, delivering many a spine-tingling moment; the fluidity and precision of his finger-picking underpinned by Lukas Drinkwater's nimbly rhythmic double bass; at times sweetly soaring, haunting, percussive and driving, the layers of depth a perfect counterfoil.

Featured numerous times on BBC Radio 2, BBC6 Music and lauded by their musical peers as one of the most accomplished acts touring the circuit today.

“Really stop you in your tracks” - Fresh On The Net
“Inventive and thrilling” - R2: Rock n Reel
“One of our best artists” - BBC Devon Introducing
“Intense and spellbinding” - Folk Radio UK
“Stand out new folk...superb...excellent" Chris Hawkins. BBC Radio 6Music

Merseyside hero Ian Prowse is fresh off the back of 3 UK tours as a very special guest with Elvis Costello, a phenomenal online FB show during the pandemic (40 episodes!) and his best 2 back-to-back albums since he began with Pele back in 1991.

Pele signed to Polydor Records and promptly had a Number 1 hit in South Africa with 'Megalomania'. The band constantly hit the road winning a huge cult live following, completing 8 headline UK tours. They were also opening act for with The Pogues, Del Amitri on their 1992 sell out tours. The first 4 Pele singles hit the BBC Radio 1 playlist. 

Ian then formed Amsterdam who had John Peel weeping live on air every time he played the classic 'Does This Train Stop On Merseyside', which was then covered by legend Christy Moore and taken to Number 1 in the Irish LP charts. Amsterdam signed to London indie Beat Crazy, their first single crashing into the top 40 at no.32.

Often referred to as the 'Scouse Springsteen' Ian's incendiary live show has wowed them at Reading, Glastonbury, Beautiful Days and Kendal Calling - he is very excited to be playing in Kingsbridge for the first time!

The last 2 years Ian has sold out the 100 Club, opened for The Wonder Stuff, the Blow Monkeys and Damien Dempsey, adding constantly to his ever expanding fan club. He counts Jean Jaques Burnel, the late Janice Long, Gary Crowley, Mick Jones and Chris Addison as huge admirers of his songwriting..  goes here