The best band from Twickenham with a left handed guitarist and a bassist called Dylan

High-voltage fusion of rock, pop, and alternative energy, built for unforgettable live shows. With influences ranging from classic rock legends to modern alt icons, we crafts songs that are equal parts heart and fire—music to make you move, scream and feel.

Steve Ray is a artist, vocalist, music producer, songwriter, arranger and musician. His musical talents include Banjo, Dobro, piano, Hammond organ, lead guitar, bass guitar, accordion, spoons and the harmonica. He has written, produced, and currently traveling the world with 6-time Grammy award winners and Grammy Lifetime Achievement award winners "The Blind Boys Of Alabama." He also sings and plays with (4) time Grammy nominee Robert Randolph and the Family Band. Steve Ray has made appearances on the Don Imus TV show, CTV, BET "Canadian TV" Audio Tree TV, The Today Show, ABC The View, The Rachel Ray Show, AOL The Build, Paste Magazine, Salon TV and many more. When not touring or on the road He dedicates most of his time to the farm riding horses and studio production. He is now setting out on his own musical journey. Although his roots are quartet, he has set himself to be well rounded in all genres of music including Blues, R&B, hip-hop, country and bluegrass. He began to pursue his professional musical career in 2009. He first began singing and playing in 1996. He is steadily traveling and working hard to do what he has set out to do which is, "keep the blues; funk, pop, soul, and rock N roll alive."

Adam Rivers is a London based singer-songwriter and guitarist emerging as a solo artist from the indie rock trio Cherry Palms & The Big Beat. River's performance brings together his powerful bluesy vocal and soulful guitar, delivering raw and heartfelt songs that effortlessly blend indie, blues, soul, and pop.

Jacobus D is an artist/producer from Croydon, London.

His music traverses the alternative plain, lyrically poetical and at times visceral, through fictionalised versions of personal experiences whilst straddling a surreal alternate universe. His music shows influences of David Bowie, Brian Eno, Tak Shindo, Damon Albarn, Leonard Cohen, Scott Walker et al.

His other work includes bands; Glue Men (Bass/Lead vocal/Songwriter) and The Bloodstreams (Guitar/Bass/Vocals/Songwriter).

His first collaboration was with artist/poet S.I.L. Reimagining her poetry into a lo-fi, dreamlike, “Lynchean” existence. Their first collaborative release from a collection of re-imagined poems is entitled “The Dreamers Sunken Raft” released January 2025.

He is currently working on his debut solo album.

Kyle Chatham is a Scottish Singer-Songwriter whose ethereal dark folk floats in space with no plan to return. Combining elements of bedroom pop and shoegaze with alt-rock and ambient soundscapes, Kyle creates timeless and sincere music. 
 “He has found his footing in creating a mood for the music that feels completely genuine.” 
 Kyle writes tranquil melodies with sombre yet profound lyrics. His music is influenced by the exploration of ideas grounded in classical existentialist philosophy. There is a melancholy to his music that reflects the true beauty and sadness of life. The roots of this can be seen in his musical inspirations including Nick Drake, Ben Howard, Arthur Russell and Chris Cornell. 
 Kyle’s musical history started on a drum kit when he was five years old. School bands and local jam sessions followed, and when Kyle picked up the guitar aged 11, his early musical education consisted of basic singer-songwriter-capo-Ed Sheeran-style and heavy doses of 90s alternative rock like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. 
 After completing a degree in Sound Production, Kyle started to produce his own music, branching out into other genres like modern pop folk, electoric, hip hop, jazz and shoegaze. His creative style is balanced by his vast knowledge of technical music theory. Kyle made the finals for Ivor's Scholarship - a full scholarship for songwriters - during which he wrote, recorded and released his debut album Neon Spring.

A looming presence in every sense, Tootawl’s music is frank, forward, and rich with emotion. Christened ‘too tawl’ whilst in Nashville due to his height, the name stuck, and upon his arrival home he began working as Tootawl.

Since Tennessee, Tootawl has received national radio airplay, toured extensively, and also had his song ‘House On The Moon’ played in an episode of the Netflix original series 'You Me Her'.

Now based in London, he has signed with Max Music Publishing and released his debut self-titled LP in June of 2020, which was called "an excellent debut" by Hot Press.

Recently, Tootawl recorded his second album, Roger Fenton’s Wagon, during the various lockdowns, and it is due for release in May.

Issy and Will cover popular songs and bring something unique to their acoustic set with their creative harmonies. They have recently performed at various gigs as well as private events.