Blind Man Earl (Carl – vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo mandolin, Barry – bass guitar, Marc -Drums, percussion, Tony – Electric guitar.
Blind Man Earl perform a blend of Blues, Folk, Rock, Funk & Reggae with all all original music influenced by Johny Cash, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, The Black Keys, Pearl Jam and 60’s Funk & Motown.
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Cast your mind back to the late sixties and early seventies vibe, that’s Monkey Wrench. They cover the tunes of the Grateful Dead, Harry Nilsson, War and many others. Monkey Wrench are Mark Thomas (guitar/vocals), Colin Murphy (guitar/vocals) and Arnold Lane (drums).
Red Light Green Light (Mark guitar/vocals, Steve guitar/vocals and Rupert drums) play mainly original material with a few fab covers thrown in.
No Shenanigans (duo Jo and Keith) are neighbours who came together over the kitchen table to make sweet music but neighbours is all they are, hence No Shenanigans. They play covers of the likes of Del Amitri, the Smiths, the Cure, Joy Division, Decemberists and many more.
Rob Craig plays folk blues beautifully. He combines his own compositions with what he calls his ‘twisted covers’. Well known tunes that you might take a while to recognise as his clever re arrangements make them sound like something different. Long time friend to the festival it is simply fantastic to have him back.
Antony Chipperfield was just a youngster when he first picked up a guitar. By the age of 16 he was performing on stage with seasoned musicians. The 90s ushered in a decade of discovery, playing in a rock band, which toured the UK’s major venues. Iin 2014 he decided to go solo and busked the streets and markets of Europe. Taking his family on the road they all lived together in a big blue bus.
Mick Osborne and friends will be serving up a treat at this year’s festival. Mick is a natural. His facial expressions alone are really entertaining. If his previous appearances at the festival are anything to go by expect the unexpected.
Community is a wonderful thing and this has never been so than the fabulous Wivelele. They are a friendly community group who meet regularly to play ukulele and sing together, based in Wiveliscombe Somerset.
Llongstone Moon bring a great fun vibe. Play a mixture of classic covers that will have you singing along and on your feet and dancing. They are Andy (vocals / guitar), Keith (vocals/guitar), Steph (keys/fiddle) and Dave (drums).
Powerful and delicate vocals. Covers and originals