Performer list
folk duo from West Cornwall comprising environmentalist, researcher, campaigner, creative writer and vocal coach Katie Kirk and guitarist Rick Williams
Brighton-based comedy songwriter and performer who writes original comedy songs as well as clever song parodies and who was winner of ‘Best Show’ at the Funny Women Awards 2019
Englishman Hickman on guitar and American fiddler Cassidy combine traditional songs and tunes from both sides of the pond
TV host, bandleader and former Squeeze keyboard player, now leading his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra
alto saxophonist Woods is joined by Mike Outram on guitar, Rob Millett vibes, Andy Hamill bass and Milo Fell drums to play what they describe as music with influences of rock, groove, jazz and folk, but always with an emphasis on lyrical melody
Spanish opera singer, conductor and arts administrator who, in the 1990s, sang with Luciano Pavarotti and José Carreras as part of The Three Tenors
female-fronted seven-piece ska/reggae band led by brothers Mike and Steve Bourne supposedly influenced by the likes of The Specials, UB40, Too Hot, Augustus Pablo and Madness
claiming to be a “powerhouse of Blues and Rock” and describing the Stones, Cream, Hendrix and the Kinks amongst others as “the Blues greats” whose music they cover
Plymouth-based rockers fronted by vocalists Leah Jarvis and Kerry Harper along with guitarist Paul Heape, drummer Gary Pollock and Paul Valente bass
for more than two decades, Kiki and Carmelo have been touring their acoustic live sound using guitars, ethereal keys and Asian drones, and performing both their own compositions and their arrangements of Kiki’s hits from the 1970s
accomplished singer, songwriter, producer and founder member of The Bible, who can regularly be seen performing with Eddi Reader and Brooks Williams, but here as a solo
five member alternative hip hop band whose name stands for Never Underestimate Musical Belief
four-piece from South-East Cornwall covering songs by the likes of Paul Weller, Supergrass, Ocean Colour Scene, Oasis, Dodgy, Shed Seven, The Seahorses, The Who, Kula Shaker, Blur, The Small Faces and The Jam
