Georgia Reed’s broody, alluring voice has been turning heads and captivating audiences since she dropped her debut single ‘Waiting For You To Run’ in 2016. Her speedy rise to the spotlight has seen her earn regular spins on Australian National Radio, Music Video premieres from the likes of RollingStone, and adds to Spotify’s ‘New Music Friday’ Playlist. A songwriter with a penchant for dark, moodier sounds and cryptic storytelling, Reed references personal experiences of alienation, abuse, and heartbreak with such magnetism that is hard to ignore.

"Most American audiences will hear Georgia Reed and liken her to Lana, but she far more resembles fellow Australians Amy Shark and Gordi. Reed has definitely set herself apart.” – Mitch Mosk - Atwood Magazine (US)

“Georgia Reed made her presence known, loud and clear, with an impressive live band and boundless enthusiasm behind and beyond the mic. A crescendo of guitars and unrelenting vocals pried open an opportunity for Reed to astound, which she did unforgettably.” - Joe Wilson - TheMusic.com.au (AU)

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Harry Evans is a talented singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Kent. Working with his four-piece band, they have travelled all over the country playing their unique blend of synth pop and indie rock. Heavily inspired by the sounds of the 80s, particularly artists such as David Bowieand Prince, as well as drawing influences from current bands, such as the Pale Waves, St Lucia, and CHVRCHES, the band easily slot into any of your summer playlists.

Supported by three Ep’s, as well as riding the wave of their new single “Where she falls”, on stage is where Harry Evans and his band find themselves most at home. With highly energetic live shows, and songs easily blending between outright 80s power-pop and synth based indie and alternative tracks, it’s easy to see where the act’s popularity is rising from, as they become quite accustomed to the London club and small festival circuits around the country.

Daniel Jacklin is a folk/Americana artist hailing from Suffolk, based in London. He has been writing since the age of 11 and now at the age of 22 he has 2 singles and a trip to Nashville under his belt. Daniel’s music carries influences from artists from either side of the pond which allows him to fuse both American and British sounds together in his storytelling tracks

Lou Quillis all star band. One man. One band. 1000 genres but mostly excellent pop music played on a vintage Casio/tiny guitars. Much better than most other bands.

Nic Bennett returns to the Half Moon after the Guy Davis tour stopped in Putney, when he opened for the NYC Bluesman across the UK