Stonnythedonny is an alternative indie musician emerging from surrey. He takes inspiration from varied genres such like jazz and punk. His sound is most compared artists such like King Krule, Cosmo Pyke and puma blue with chordal structures inpired by the likes of Joe pass and Chet Baker. Stonny has been performing around Surrey and London for just over a year now, playing at venues like the Boileroom, The Fiddlers Elbow and the Camden Club.

Sophie Stewart is a queer indie rock artist based in London. Flitting between confidence and vulnerability, her music explores the themes of identity, longing and belonging as she hurtles through her twenties. Drawing upon influences like Courtney Barnett, Julia Jacklin and Marika Hackman, she weaves observational songwriting with gritty, melodic guitar lines. Her punchier songs are best played with windows rolled down, whilst others call for eyes closed, lights out listening. Having just released her debut EP and put together a 5 piece band, she hopes to bring a fuller sound to more venues and festivals in 2026.

Midnight Moodies are a London rock ’n’ roll band inspired by the golden era of the 70s, chasing that same timeless energy. Taking inspiration from Joe Walsh, Fleetwood Mac, and Steely Dan, they mix laid-back grooves, rich harmonies, and a touch of storytelling to create something that feels both nostalgic and full of energy. It’s rock ’n’ roll for late nights, long drives, and anyone who still believes music should have a little soul.

Matty Long is releasing his long awaited first EP.

The Putney native Singer Songwriter has been gigging around London since the age of 17 and is playing his second home the Half Moon for the launch of his first EP “Ruby Funk”.

Matty will be recording the live set, so audience members will be a little part of history and on Spotify forever. (So please lots of heckling).

“Oasis, John Mayer and Bob Dylan in a blender” - Random Audience Member