Black Water County are one of the UK’s most exciting modern folk‑punk bands — high‑energy, harmony‑driven, and festival favourites

Gaz Brookfield is one of the UK’s most beloved DIY folk‑rock storytellers — a fiercely independent touring machine with a huge grassroots following

Flint Moore are known for their emotionally intense sound, theatrical live shows, huge performances, and a raw, genre-blending style that channels the spirit of 1970s and 1990s rock​

Man The Lifeboats are one of the UK’s most riotously alive alt‑folk-punk bands — They’ve carved out a space where shanty‑punk energy, big‑hearted storytelling, and festival‑tent chaos all collide.

Riot Weekend are a Guildford‑based alt‑rock pop‑punk band known for high‑energy sets, sharp melodic hooks, and big choruses

Captain Accident & The Disasters deliver a warm, soulful blend of modern roots reggae, rocksteady and ska, built on groove‑heavy rhythms, bright horn lines and uplifting, melodic songwriting.

One of the UK's most revered songwriters David Ford is a one‑man orchestra. Armed with loop pedals, battered instruments, and a restless creative energy, he builds songs in real time, shifting from delicate whispers to explosive crescendos.

Rob Clamp & The Ashmen are a high‑energy folk/Americana outfit from the South Coast, turning raw storytelling into big, full‑band, festival‑ready moments

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​Eliza Carthy stands at the fierce, beating heart of English folk music, and The Restitution is the band that brings her full creative fire to life. A powerhouse contemporary folk ensemble, built for standing rooms 

Sound of the Sirens craft harmony‑rich, emotionally charged folk‑pop driven by intricate musicianship and soaring dual vocals. Their live shows blend warmth, honesty and uplifting energy, pulling audiences into something deeply human and beautifully melodic.

The Outcast Band are a high‑energy folk‑rock outfit  known for their powerful blend of fiddle‑driven roots music, punk edge, and anthemic rock. Think Waterboys, Levellers, Saw Doctors vibe

Jon Gomm is one of the UK’s most extraordinary acoustic guitar innovators — a percussive fingerstyle trailblazer whose single‑guitar arrangements sound like an entire band.

Hailed by Rolling Stone for his “astonishing mastery of his craft”, Ed Blunt writes story songs that will both make you laugh and gently break your heart.

HAWXX are a ferocious London‑based alt‑metal band channelling razor‑sharp riffs, soaring vocal harmonies and unapologetically feminist fire

With a unique mixture of folk rock, pop, gypsy jazz, bluegrass and ‘shake your ass’ music. Mad Dog Mcrea are famous for turning every venue—from tiny pubs to major festivals—into a full‑tilt, foot‑stomping celebration

Martin Harley is widely regarded as one of the UK’s finest contemporary roots musicians, celebrated for his spellbinding slide‑guitar work and a sound that moves effortlessly between Americana, blues and folk.

Junior Brother is the moniker of Kerry singer‑songwriter Ronan Kealy, one of the most distinctive voices to emerge from Ireland’s alternative folk underground.

An evening of Nordic Folk. Svavar Knútur is an Icelandic singer‑songwriter whose music blends fragile beauty with dark humour, raw honesty, and the quiet resilience of life on the edge of the North Atlantic.

Rhoda Dakar is one of the defining voices of the 2‑Tone movement. Emerging as the lead singer of The Bodysnatchers in 1979, she became a central figure in the ska and punk‑influenced wave that reshaped British music.

Amelia Coburn is a Teesside alternative dark folk songwriter whose music blends gothic storytelling, cinematic atmosphere, and sharp, character‑driven lyricism.

William the Conqueror are a critically acclaimed indie‑rock trio from Cornwall, fronted by former solo artist Ruarri Joseph. Their sound blends bluesy grunge, Americana, and alt‑rock