Tall Lady is a funk rock outfit raised on dive bar floors, DIY shows, and the gospel of the groove. Born in the cracked concrete between garage rock grit and funk’s slippery swagger, they’ve built a sound that’s raw, danceable, and uncanny. Like James Brown hitching a ride with The Black Keys

There’s sweat in these songs. Smoke from backyard amps. Stories from the afters. Tall Lady cut their teeth playing low-ceiling rooms where the bass hits your spine and the snare feels like a warning. But there's magic in the mess—something strange and electric under the surface that makes their sound feel like both a throwback and a transmission from somewhere slightly sideways.

Their new EP, Lady Fever, is a love letter to that restless, feral energy. It's five tracks of fever-dream funk and crooked rock n’ roll. Music made for movement, for letting go, for waking up weird in a new city with the chorus still stuck in your head.

Tall Lady isn’t chasing trends. She’s chasing feeling. And right now, she’s pulling into town with the windows down and Lady Fever on blast.

Tailor Made is an indie/soul band carving out a unique space with their sound, balancing chilled grooves and honest songwriting. Blending stripped-back ballads with fuller, guitar and sax-driven tracks, this London-based ban offers an evening of genre-bending, funk and fun.

Jess Young is a London-made, Irish-raised multidimensional artist creating genre-blending pop with fearless honesty. Mentored by industry legends Tim Allom and Nigel Heath, she fuses dance-pop with rock, soul, and an unfiltered storytelling style that channels influences from Madonna to Stevie Nicks into a sound all her own. Her clever songwriting has earned praise from BBC Introducing and Hot Press, with songs featured across major television and 120,000 streams. Beyond music, Jess champions resilience and self-expression through her jewelry line, Chau, and invests in ventures that reflect her values of inclusivity, kindness, and adventure. She’s the confessor, the spark, and the friend who reminds you there is still joy on the other side of heartbreak, and sometimes the best revenge is a really good song and a really good time.