Left [link]
Left officially formed in September 2008 after initially linking up and playing around London with Vaughan King's debut album 'The Triumphant'.
The band are motivated by their passion for music and the live arena.
With the delivery of a multi-layered experience, Left explore contrasting atmospheric soundscapes, pushing the boundaries of raw emotion and absolute energy.

Dave Jacobs & The Prodigal Sons [link]
Dave Jacobs was born in 'The Sunshine State', Queensland, Australia into a musical family. From his earliest memories, his home was filled with the sounds of jazz, played on his Mum& Dad's record player, or just jamming around the family piano. This early grounding in jazz has carried through in his singing & songwriting and is a big influence on his musical style. He then discovered the blues, when he was given his first record "Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble"...which ignited a passion for seeking out new styles & sounds. Having enjoyed playing and jamming with friends and family for years, Dave discovered a passion for songwriting a few years ago. His music can best be described as laid back accoustic rock with undertones of jazz & blues. His songs are a dramatic, emotional and sensitive account of his lifes experiences, inspired and influenced by the people in his life and his surroundings.

Sailorette [link]
Magnus is of long arms, metal drums and honest folk intentions... Eddie has the fastest slappin' billy fingers we know... Lizzy iza northern voice; beauty born n bred... Gary is a fiddler, lending his talents and smiling through a fine mustache... Bryony is a singer strummer of red hair and gall ...Begged and borrowed, poached and sought, they became Sailorette

The Conor Owen Band [link]
Conor Owen is originally from Peterborough but currently living in London studying for a music degree at Tech schools in West London. He has lots of experience gigging with various bands all around the country. In the past few months he has played at the riverside festival, The Hard Rock Cafe, supported the Wallbirds, The Envy Corps, The subways and We Are Scientists.

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