Eli-Rose Sanford South London’s Eli-Rose Sanford conjures a spellbinding blend of alt-grunge and psych-folk, weaving raw emotion with haunting melodies. Having honed her craft in bands like Sasha & The Shades and Ideal Husband, she now steps into her own, with her performances serving as intimate rituals. Zac Lawrence Best known as the frenetic frontman of DEADLETTER, Zac Lawrence’s solo project strips back the band’s wiry post-punk for something starker and more exposed. Still driven by a sharp lyrical bite and razor-edged social commentary, his solo work leans into acoustic textures, spoken-word cadences, and the darker corners of alternative folk. It’s a rawer, more introspective side of a voice that’s usually found snarling at the chaos - now whispering through it. Frank Lloyd Wleft Leading his orchestra from the heart of London, Frank Lloyd Wleft melds country, punk, and poetry into a genre-defying soundscape. His latest single, “How Did I Let Myself Fall So In Love With You?”, showcases his flair for storytelling and musical innovation, with influences ranging from Beat poetry to Americana. Lando Manning Lando Manning crafts acid-tinged folk that resonates with hope and introspection. His sophomore EP, “Brighter Days”, reflects a journey through darkness towards light, drawing inspiration from the likes of Nick Drake and Townes Van Zandt. Manning's music and performances are known for their tender energy and poetic depth. Presented by The Shacklewell Arms This is an 18+ event