Stella Wembley – From Los Angeles, a flame haired singer songwriter steeped in opera and classical music but tapping into a Celtic fringe introspective pop via Goth and Dark wave. ‘No society has been so deeply alienated as ours from nature. I play music because it’s all I can do’Byronic Sex And Exile- Solo fellah doing a pretty good job of evoking early sisters of Mercy and all manner of grimy Goth goodness, stirring stuff Cyberwaste – Adventurous female-driven electronica with infusions of Hip-hop, DnB, Dance, Soundtrack and industrial, darkly atmospheric with a nod to Massive attack, Grimes, Portishead and  Nine inch nails

THE SALFORD LADS NYC- En route from New York to Manchester  for MozarmyMeet2020, this legendary Smiths/Morrissey cover band have built a reputation as the most sought-after tribute on the US east coast, now fronted by ‘The Mexican Morrissey’ the fabulous JOSE MALDONADO (also seen in The Sweet And Tender Hooligans) , and there’s no doubt about it, if it’s a Morrissey tribute you’re after he’s the best in the business.  

The Dekkertones – Playing authentic ska, well more rudeboy reggae really- skinhead reggae, boss reggae, whatever you prefer! Male singer, female singer, full brass front line and a nicely skanking rocksteady vibe. ‘Sweet Soul Music’….’Hurts So Good’…’Everything I Own’ and so on… Got the look. Got the talent. Do it sweetly and dancing feetly , an absolute corking night out assured- this’ll be The Best Saturday Night Out In Camden Town needless to say. With fine support from Jack The Lad – 5 piece band playing classic Punk Ska & Oi! from ’78 onwards, with a few obscure tunes thrown in for good measure. Av it !

The Bracknall- Long awaited London appearance by the soulful rocknroll combo  who specialize in skuzzed up bluesey indie rock, with reverberations of The Libertines, King Blues and trace elements of Jamie T.

Growing up listening to The Jam has lead Ben McKelvey to also be influenced by the likes of Bruce Springsteen , Noel Gallagher’ s High Flying Birds , Johnny Cash and Frank Turner . This collection of legendary inspirations is evident in his music, as Ben’s rich melodies and musical storytelling will easily find it’s home with any fan of more contemporary artists like George Ezra , Vance Joy or Mumford & Sons . Produced by Jake Robbins ( Natives ), Ben McKelvey ’s energetic ‘ Wild Child ’ is an uplifting fast-paced album about freedom, believing in your dreams and ultimately regret. The lyrical content starts out as being about the teenage dreams of aspiring musicians, but right at the end, it is tinged with a sense of sadness as regret comes creeping up; thinking about a life that could have been. Driving drums, swooping guitar solos and hypnotic bass lines all work together in perfect harmony as Ben ’s vocal delivery effortlessly portrays his storytelling talent.