Chris Helme, who first rose to prominence as the front man of John Squire's post-Stone Roses band 'The Seahorses' released his brand new solo album on the 27th of August 2012. Still rightfully remembered for the anthemic Britpop classics 'Love Is The Law' and 'Blinded By The Sun' - songs that evoked everything the 90's stood for, the excitement, the culture and the bands that provided a voice in a period of political and social imbalance. Present day societal context may well in fact mirror those times but the man himself, now, appears cut from an entirely different cloth.

Helmes has an enviable back catalogue, bolstered further by his acclaimed works with The Yards, but it's his latest offering The Rookery's knack for melody and imaginative, intricate, three-way guitar interplay that brings each track to such lush, blossoming, climaxes. Add to this Helme's keen ear for arranging and those brooding string passages resonate even more deeply.

Nigel Clark - singer and songwriter best known as an original member of British rock band Dodgy.

Born & raised in Headless Cross in Worcestershire, Nigel’s passion for music started at a young age working in a record shop at 14 years of age, after picking up a guitar in the mid 80’s he would go on to find success with Dodgy in the 1990’s.

With Dodgy, Nigel enjoyed chart- topping success and critical acclaim, releasing hit singles such as “Staying out for the Summer & “Good Enough”. The band’s unique blend of Indie & Rock quickly garnered a loyal fanbase, and they became a staple of the UK music scene.