Performer list
Danish-British baroque violinist and composer who regularly performs in Russia and Europe and whose music has been performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra and artists of the Bolshoi Theatre
trio of Andrew Cresswell Davis guitar, ukelele and vocals, Clare Lindley violin, guitar, ukelele and vocals and Brian Mullan cello and vocals
Based in Plymouth Rowlands Fun Fair is a familiar sight at many of the South West region's well-established events, such as Dawlish Lawn Fair, St Peter's Fair and the Kingsbridge Charter Fair
highly acclaimed folk duo featuring John Dipper, one of England's finest fiddle players and James Patterson, much vaunted interpreter of English song who together present a rich tapestry of tunes and songs garnered from a wide range of sources...
UK country combo fronted by Stalybridge singer and guitarist Dominic Halpin backed by Shelly Quarmby, Donna Marie, Ben Wiltshire, Jonathan Price and Matt Wells
Torbay four-piece fronted by singer Paul Winstanley and backed by Chalks Jeff, Tom and Matt on guitars, bass and drums respectively, covering the likes of Billy Idol amongst others
Wiltshire-based 60’s covers outfit featuring featuring Jamie Goddard, Harriet Loather, Ian Bostic, Adam Woodhouse and Tommy Lloyd
Birmingham-born stand-up comedian, actress and writer, best known for her stand up comedy The Kardashians Made Me Do It
Montreal-based composer, musician, performer and music produce, best known as the lead singer and principal songwriter of Montreal chamber rock band The Dears
Cher tribute act who performs under the name ‘Strong Enough’ is here hoping to turn back time till you believe in gypsies, tramps and thieves
indie-rock combo comprising Luke Pritchard, Hugh Harris and Alexis Nunez first formed in Brighton in 2004 and who took their name from the David Bowie song with the same title
long-time collaborators jazz trumpeter Kim Macari, tenor saxophonist Riley Stone-Lonergan, drummer Steve Hanley and double bass player Tom Rivière with a promise to combine moments of fierce intensity, introspection and the blues
Hammersmith-born stand-up who studied philosophy at Durham University and known to viewers of Mock the Week and for his Off Menu podcast with fellow comedian James Acaster
South Devon based songwriter rooted in folk and Americana prone to altering the tunings of his guitar to create his own distinctive style
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
