Celebrate Forty years of Rains and Sixty Five of Disgrace, as Tyla performs songs from all across his career, with the latest excellent incarnation of the legendary Dogs DAmour

Singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer KING ZEPHA fronts an all-star band, performing original music influenced by ska, rocksteady, dub, jazz, soul and global rhythms. From huge festivals, such as Glastonbury and Boomtown Fair, to intimate grassroots venues, the band have captivated audiences with their honkin' horns, thumpin' double bass and stunning 3-part vocal harmonies.

Celebrate 30 years of THE HYPERJAX with an all day rock n roll shindig, featuring performances from Epileptic Hillbillys, Thee Creepfreaks, Hotrod Hooliganz, Heelface, and THE HYPERJAX

Colin Pepper Halliburton, primary singer/songwriter of The Roseline (US), is embarking on a rare, intimate solo/acoustic tour of the UK and EU in support of The Roseline's new self-titled record. Nine albums into their career, The Roseline has established itself as one of the most stalwart contributors to the Americana music scene. Americana-UK.com praised their album 'Constancy' as "a great achievement and a wonderful record" and gave it a near perfect 9 out of 10 rating. American Songwriter magazine gave The Roseline their "Best New Music" stamp of approval and described it as "vivid, emotion-charged songwriting." And the venerable No Depression magazine described the band as "Midwestern alt-country stalwarts...breezy, affectionate (and honest) blend of wit and melancholic twang." Don't miss this rare opportunity to hear the songs stripped to their bare essentials.

In August 2026, as Trumpism grips his home country and looms large in the world, Alabama songwriter Lee Bains will embark on his first solo tour of the U.K. and Europe, carrying music that Rolling Stone once called "Southern gospel punk" and a message of defiance, solidarity, and hope. A cult songwriter forged in independent scenes, his work has carried him all over the U.S. and Europe, has received acclaim from the likes of The New York Times, NPR and the Guardian, has allowed him to open for artists including the Alabama Shakes, Drive-By Truckers and John Moreland, and has led him to be a supporting musician for artists like Lonnie Holley, Moor Mother and Algiers. This year will see Bains release a live solo album, Free South 2025, on Don Giovanni Records, and publish his debut poetry collection, Work Lunch, through Hub City Press.