Since they burst from the Age of Road Protest in the 90s, Somerset band Seize The Day have had festival crowds and frontline campfires calling for more.  According to many, "an antidote to apathy". According to George Monbiot "the authentic voice of protest".  According to themselves, "Bold, Beautiful Frontline Folk".  Songs of the people and anthems for the earth, delivered with harmony, flare and wit.  Expect to laugh, cry, think deep, sing loud and jumpup and down with this 7-piece combo of English Radical Folk and Global Roots.

Described as the orgy love child of The Beatles, Pink Floyd and The Grateful Dead, The Gulls are a genre-crossing revival of what rock 'n roll used to be, with a unique and unmistakable contemporary edge. Their authentic, freewheeling lifestyle, living on-the-road for years at a time, is proof that this is what they were born to do. Their songs are anthemic cries of freedom, change and love. Expect a gig jam packed with anthemic songs of change, moving love songs and rock n roll spirit.  

 Vegan Queen V writes and performs songs of truth, love, freedom and compassion. Her debut album ‘Freedom Warrior’ was released in May 2022 and she spent the summer touring the album at festivals, music venues, animal sanctuaries and other events. Vegan Queen V aims to empower and inspire the people with these songs, alongside sharing knowledge around practices she has discovered to be vital for mental and physical health like wild swimming, yoga, foraging in nature and more. 

 This Brighton band has appeared in various forms at many venues, festivals and parties including Glastonbury, Camden Roundhouse, Ronnie Scott's, Green Gathering, Small World Festival, Concorde 2, Zu Studios and Kemptown Carnival.   The songs tell stories of hope and liberation, personal and collective challenges and celebrations, natural highs and positive vibes.   All kinds of influences flow through the music from acid jazz to electro funk to rare groove to swing to gospel to techno with a sound reminiscent of Jamiroquai, Stevie Wonder,  Incognito and Moloko.   "The Light" from their album Round & Around was recently featured on BBC Introducing.   https://www.loopthemoon.com  

Hailing from Ashford, Kent, The Rec was formed in 2017 by multi-instrumental twin brothers Scott & Lewis Cale (21). Originally a trio, The Rec now performs as a duo, writing and playing original music and eclectic covers in a stripped back, semi-acoustic format (guitar/keys/foot cajon/vocals). The Rec’s style draws upon the light & shade of early 70's rock combined with their own strong melodies and vocal harmonies. The Rec can be found on Spotify, iTunes, etc and all the usual social media Facebook / Instagram / You Tube etc 

 Abi Foster is a singer-songwriter from wales who has performed in venues across the UK since 2015. Alongside music, Abi is also an activist and a director at Beneath The Wood Sanctuary, where in 2019 almost 100 pigs were rescued from an illegal slaughterhouse. Getting to know these pigs is what inspired Abi’s second single of 2023 ‘Sorry Doesn’t Cut It Anymore.’ A song about the awful lives most pigs are forced into and how we need to stand up and demand better for them.  Abi’s Music has had support from BBC introducing as well as the F-list project who selected her for their emerging artist programme this year.