Performer list
Brighton-based poet whose interests include queer culture, Doctor Who and most things to do with Japan, and who teaches creative writing courses at the University of Brighton, the Arvon Foundation and New Writing South
singer who rose to fame in 1998 after her appearance on the BBC docusoap The Cruise, sometimes seen on Loose Women
Teeside-born singer and guitarist who has written many songs and musical plays, usually with an industrial, maritime or environmental theme, his varied material features events ranging from Homer's Odyssey and the story of James Cook to the...
created in 2009 by Wihan Quartet violinist Jan Schulmeister with cellist Kamil Žvak and pianist Martina Schulmeisterová. In the same year the ensemble became the Resident Trio of the Petrof Piano Company
Brixham-based Susie and Bill Trezise, Lesley Stuckey and Tony Long play traditional, contemporary, classical and early music
Torbay-based four piece classic rock covers band playing the likes of AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and Cream
is singer/songwriter Billy Rowan, whose music brings together acoustic guitar, vocals, reggae rhythms and the lyrical delivery of an experienced mc
Indian British former Jain monk and long-term peace and environment activist who co-founded Schumacher College and served as its program director from 1991 to 2010
five-member Weston-super-Mare collective boasting a genre-defying, eclectic sound that ranges from traditional folk to full blown festival rock
pianist, composer, artist and founder of St Ives Jazz Club Freeman is joined by saxophonist Rob Townsend, bass player Marcus Vergette and drummer Andrea Trilloto play a programme of their own distinctive take on some classic jazz material, along...
High Wycombe-based Elton impersonator who first started singing and performing the Rocket Man’s songs whilst studying Performing Arts at university in the early 1980s
Yorkshire-born soprano whose operatic career began at Opera North who has subsequently made countless concert and television appearances
neo-folk quintet from Toronto whose music is said to combine a love for folk tradition with a deep desire to experiment with form
trio of Matt Price, Olly Parker and Luke Engel, that occasionally becomes a four-piece with the addition of Andy George, formed on the streets of Plymouth, and playing a mix of indie, folk, pop, rock and reggae covers along with some originals
sister band of the Hot House Four, performing as either a three-, four- or five-piece, and playing the swingier/jazzier sounds of the '30s and '40s
