Performer list
London-born folk singer now based in Deal, Kent, where he set up the arts collective Smugglers Records with the band Cocos Lovers and who has since toured as the support to the likes of Billy Bragg, Turner, Valerie June and The Proclaimers.
multi-tribute and cabaret singer who has entertained audiences in Las Vegas, Japan and across the UK
Birmingham-based female a cappella septet led by Carol Pemberton blending the melodies of Europe and the rhythms of Africa in a repertoire including spirituals, traditional African, Caribbean and English folk songs, jazz, gospel, pop and reggae
Former Royal Navy Reservist who was marooned on an island in the Outer Hebrides for a year for the BBC’s Castaway reality show and who has since made numerous other television appearances, here to talk about his adventures in the wilderness
Leicester-based soul and Motown tribute outfit fronted by former Foundations frontman Richie Sampson
jazz foursome, although sometimes to be seen as a threesome, playing standards from the thirties to the present day, led by drummer, percussionist and former researcher for Richard and Judy Ronnie
author perhaps best known for his novel ‘The Number One Ladies’ Detective Agency’
London-born jazz trumpeter and composer who, as a small child, studied classical piano and subsequently graduated from Sussex University with a degree in psychology, philosophy and mathematics
four-piece covering tracks from bands such as Oasis, The Kings Of Leon, The Killers, Snow Patrol and the Arctic Monkeys
auditioned choir based in Totnes whose mission is to spread infectious joy to all through their energetic and expressive performances; the group is led by Fran Andre, a singing leader with a passion for helping people connect with their hearts and each other through singing in community
boy band who can at least play their own instruments including Exeter-born drummer Tristan Evans, singer and guitarist Bradley Simpson, fellow guitarist James McVey and Connor Ball on bass
six-piece Latin/Brazilian jazz project featuring Steve Dow on guitar, Swedish vocalist Annika Skoogh, who sings most songs in their native Portugese, organist Martin Jenkins and Colin Seddon on percussion, flautist Jade Gall and drummer Gary Evans
