Regis Centre Studio

Saturday 22nd September

Flossie Malavialle


Flossie Malavialle is a French born singer who has been based in the North East of England since 2002. Flossie’s powerful yet sensitive rendition of songs combined with her quaint northern twang and humorous banter will no doubt entertain and leave you with a smile...
Her collection of 12 albums (so far) is a reminder of how much work and dedication she has put into her music career: from well established folk songs to jazz standards, from blues numbers to Edith Piaf and Jacques Brel’s classics, her wide répertoire appeals to all.
Flossie Malavialle

Henry Wacey


Henry Wacey is a folk-rock musician from Somerset’s artistic hub, Frome. He has shared the stage with the likes of Mad Dog Mcrea, Beans on Toast, Funke and The Two Tone Baby, Nick Heyward and many more.
His experience and style have landed him a slots at Glastonbury Festival, plus shows in America and Canada, to name a few.

Henry Wacey

Sarah Kelly


Sarah Kelly, member of 'The Jigantics', has performed solo at all the major mainland UK Ukulele festivals... and abroad.
A covert singer-songwriter, overt ukulele obsessive and eclectic song collector, Sarah loves to perform original songs, old songs, contemporary songs and always TRUE songs.
Sarah has recently won the Ukulele Festival Of Scotland “New Comer Award”, Cheltenham festival Of Performing Arts - Open Singing Championship Winner and Winner of the Musician’s Union instrumentalist trophy, 2017.
Sarah Kelly

Sarah’s voice is hugely impressive bulging with tone, range and
expression, delivered expertly with oodles of soul and personality

Uke Planet

Alistair Goodwin


Original folk-roots songs, performed with gusto.
Since first picking up a guitar at the age of three, the instrument has held a lifelong fascination for Alistair. His love of acoustic music has led him to play with an extremely wide range of musicians from street performers to the classically trained. Alistair's live performances blend melody, rhythm and vocal talent into a heartfelt and heady brew
Recent performances include radio exposure on the South Coast's Spirit FM, live interviews and performances on the BBC's Radio Solent and for Portsmouth and Southampton Television. His frequent live performances at venues across London and the south coast of England continue to build an impressively awed and loyal following in his musical wake.
Alistair Goodwin

Bath Youth Folk Band


The Bath Youth Folk Band is a group comprised of very talented young musicians ranging from the age of 10 to 18.
Bath Youth Folk Band

Broomdasher


Broomdasher is a six-voice a Capella group singing traditional English folk songs, whose powerful harmonies and sensitive arrangements have earned them top line gigs and enthusiastic support and guidance from leading singers in the folk world...
Broomdasher

Mantic Muddlers


The Mantic Muddlers combine a rich influence of sonic stylings and serve up their stories on a foundation of infectious grooves and raucous melodies... For lack of a legitimate genre, you'll be hearing roots, rattle & roll!
Mantic Muddlers

Tenderlore


Tenderlore consists of Hayley McDonnell, Olly Lewis and Rob Kitney, together an Alternative Folk trio rich in harmony and lyrical intent.

Sunday 23rd September

Fred's House


Fred’s House make summery 70’s West Coast inspired folk/rock but have their own distinctively fresh sound that is very much part of now. This group of musicians have the rare ability to sweep you away with their gorgeous three part harmonies, moving lyrics, infectious melodies and uplifting grooves. Among their many influences are bands such as Fleetwood Mac and The Eagles.
Fred's House


Fred's House are a very popular band who have built up a significant following, and they were quickly bringing the house down

Maverick Magazine

Naomi Bedford and Paul Simmonds


There's is an eclectic, roots-based look at love, madness and obsession... and ranges from the jug band
holler of ‘Still Want You Blues’ to a gothic folk adaptation of a little known Percy Shelley poem, ‘Young Parson Richard’, stopping off at many points in between.
Naomi and Paul came together over a mutual love of folk and country music styles. Paul was the mandolin player and songwriter with The Men They Couldn’t Hang; Naomi was the singer and writer of Orbital hit ‘Funny Break’.
At the heart of their new album are Naomi and Paul. Partners in real, as well as musical, life; the album is their mission, their story and, appropriately, a true labour of love.
Naomi Bedford and Paul Simmonds


Both brilliant and original in equal measure

Independent

Robin Irene Moss


Robin Irene Moss has been performing in New York City since 2013. Since then, her crystal-clear vocals and arresting lyrics have enchanted many an audience. She writes and sings lyric-driven new-American folk music that anyone can relate to and can’t help but sing along to. Drawing influence from folk revival royalty (Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Phil Ochs), contemporary artists (The Staves, Regina Spektor, The Tallest Man on Earth), as well as the rich style and storytelling of jazz greats (Cole Porter, Ella Fitzgerald, Dinah Washington), her music is a palette of many colors.
Robin Irene Moss


To say her talent as a songwriter is otherworldly is an understatement

Play Too Much

Rosie & Rowan


"Rosie & Rowan are at the forefront of the modern folk scene individually; together they form a powerful partnership that will surely accelerate their rise to the top. Songs crafted of the highest quality, sensitively delivered with haunting harmonies and a cheeky smile!"
Rowan Piggott
Rosie Hodgson

Georgia Lewis Trio


Georgia Lewis is a "young, exuberant & musically adept" (R2 Magazine), folk singer and multi-instrumentalist with "the stage assurance of a veteran ... she is fast becoming one of the most in demand artists on the club and festival circuit.” (Eastbourne Folk Club).
Georgia Lewis

John Forrester


“Songs to captivate… rousing and anthemic… an utterly accessible collection of subjective, openhearted, and honest musings, full of humour and humanity” – FATEA

“weaves together folk-rock with Americana feel to create a distinctive and immediate sound… passionate intensity and swelling arrangements… reviews are always subjective, but this is something special” – R2 Magazine, 5 stars

“an open, flexible collection… by turn poetic and philosophical… Forrester is wise enough to have inherent balance… decent” – fRoots

John Forrester

Emmay


Hailing from Liphook, Hampshire, EMMAY are a sibling trio consisting of Aimée Mackenzie on electro-acoustic guitars and lead vocals, Freya Mackenzie on violin and backing vocals and Ross Mackenzie on Cajon.

Emmay

Jiggidy


Jiggidy is a multi-instrumental folk duo from Bath who specialise in songs and tunes from the Irish tradition. Lively, fun and audience inclusive.

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