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

LA-based musician Chris Murphy is a folk/jazz and gypsy violinist who wows audiences with a show of rip-roaring reels and jigs, Americana songs, Anglo-Celtic melancholy and country-blues influences. 

Don't miss out on Chris' return to TOW for the 3rd year running - it's sure to be a fun evening with Wiltshire-based singer-songwriter Barney Kenny both accompanying and opening for Chris on the night!

“Violinist doesn’t even begin to describe his abilities. Murphy is a multi-instrumentalist and talented vocalist with the uncanny talent for fully incorporating his voice as another instrument in the musical arrangement rather than somehow keeping it separate.”  (Frank McClure MuseOfTheWorld.com)"

"Music with Many Beating Hearts and their pulse is loud! 9 out Of 10 stars" (Cyrus Rhodes, No Depression Magazine)

“His ever expanding songwriting acumen, and his prolific creativity are carving out his own niche in American music history.” (Jason Hillenburg, Music Emissions)

Texas-born troubadour Rodney’s adventurous, boundary-breaking guitar playing - earning him the title "The Two-Guitar Man" - has led to performance invites across America, Asia, Africa and Europe.

In 2018 Michael Eavis asked him to headline the 15,000 people Glastonbury Extravaganza leading to a spot on the Acoustic Stage in 2019, where he went down a storm.

Rodney launched our "Every Folkin' Tuesday" sessions with an incredible show in January 2023, and followed that up with an equally amazing SOLD OUT event last Easter - we're delighted to welcome him back and look forward to another full house for his first "Sunday Sessions" show at The Old Warehouse!

"One of the world's greatest guitarists" - Mike Harding (BBC Radio 2)