Will Wilde has taken the harmonica way beyond its blues roots since he first emerged on the music scene in 2010. Always pushing forward, evolving and redefining his sound, Wilde is now ready to take the rock world by storm. 

On his latest album, Bring it on Home, Wilde’s hard-edged harmonica steals the spotlight from the traditional rock guitar, with a sound that owes as much to Jimmy Page or Ritchie Blackmore as it does to Sonny Boy Williamson or Little Walter. 

Wilde says he's inspired by artists like Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello. “I’m interested in the creative, unconventional way that Morello approaches his instrument. I’m always looking to make new interesting sounds with the harmonica too, pushing its boundaries, trying to change people’s perception of it.”

Amba Tremain

Amba Tremain and her band bring you the sound of ‘Cinematic Rhythm & Blues’. A cross of genres that blend brand new music with old school influences, creating songs that have the power to transport you back in time. Whether she's out acoustically or with her full band, Amba delivers a huge, unadulterated show and packs a big punch with her vocals. Her songs are real stories about passion, love, heartbreak and honest feelings, some will even move you to tears. 

Nominated in 2024’s ‘Emerging Act of the Year’ by the U.K Blues Federation, The Amba Tremain Band are about burst onto the scene and have been quoted as ONE TO WATCH! 

A big sound with even bigger presence. Do not miss them live…

‘Excellent sets by one of the tightest live bands around, with one of the most talented singer/songwriters out front. They deserve much greater recognition’ - Richard Donnelly Coolham Live Music Club

‘Real Soul, festival bookers should snap this show up while they can afford to. Powerhouse doesn't describe the half of it' - Mark Ede BiGiAM Promotions

‘So much soul in her voice, so powerful, this song is a proper earworm and will totally stay in your head. This track really shows off her vocals and what a powerhouse voice she has' - Steph N @ BBC introducing

Bison Hip were formed by long - time friends during a lockdown Zoom call in 2020. "I don't know who suggested it first" explains vocalist Paul, "but right away it seemed like a great idea. Maybe it was the mid-life crisis at play!" The band are all over 50, with the exception of keyboard player and spring chicken, Stephen, clocking in at a youthful 41. By the time they finally got together in early 2021, the blueprint was clear. "We wanted to take our love of blues and rock, then mix it up with our experiences in life" adds Paul. "Between us, we've been through so many things in life, big ups and huge downs, some successes and a whole load of failures, we wanted all of that in the music. Lastly, we needed to wrap it all up in the DNA of our hometown, Glasgow, and hopefully that's what we've achieved". With 2 EP's already released, the ethos is clear: real musicians, real instruments, no click tracks, culminating in a unique blues rock sound that tells real life stories. With a debut album on the way in April 2023, Bison Hip have hit the ground running. "We've arrived at the party fashionably late, so we're making up for it now!"