Gentlemen of Few are a 6 piece indie-Rock band born from the Garden of England. With more than a decade of performing under their belt, The Gents make and play their music with a passion that is ‘Hardly to be believed’. The Kentish Lads have made their name from playing stages up and down the country from the urban street’s of London to the beaches of Tiree, earning themselves a BBC folk award nomination and some TV Appearances along the way.

Hope and Social gigs are a bewildering mix of chaos and superlative musicianship, built on some of the finest songs you’ll ever hear, and garnished with generous portion of Northern, self deprecating humour.

Mark and David are singing, songwriting, strumming and swigging buddies from the badlands of the Cheshire Plain.

Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip are genuinely delightful, funny, frightening, and indefinable. Northern rock and roll stand-up comes close.

2 Duos, 2 new albums, 1 evening of outstanding entertainment. Having both been asked to support Fairport Convention on tour in recent years and on the back of that landing further work supporting Robert Plant’s ‘Saving Grace’ and Jools Holland, The 4 of Us and Smith & Brewer continue to captivate audiences with their crafted song writing and honed musicianship

Rising to fame in the 1990s as frontman of indie band The Seahorses singer-songwriter Chris Helme is now producing acclaimed folk-infused tracks as a solo artist, including with a new album readying for release in Spring 2024. 

Dead Mans Uke invite you to join us for Volume 7 of the fantastic Yorkshire Dales Ukulele Weekender.

A gathering of cool folks for some cool music in a very cool place...

Billy Rowan aka The Undercover Hippy is best described as politically driven acoustic roots reggae folk-hop, with feel good vibes and a sly sense of humour. The live show is high energy, interactive, and always leaves the crowd begging for more. Devoted fans travel the length of the UK for shows, audibly singing along with every chorus.