Pleased to announce that we are booking for Thomas Gabriel.

Thomas Gabriel, eldest grandson of Johnny Cash, is looking to the future while also honouring the Cash family history. Undoubtedly influenced by his iconic grandfather, Thomas seamlessly blends Country, Americana and Rock to create his personal sound and thus, is carving his very own path.

Pleased to announce that we are booking for Bailey Tomkinson.

Hailing from St Ives, Cornwall, Bailey Tomkinson is part of the new wave of British Country influenced artists. Bailey’s mix of pop-country hooks and relatable emotional storytelling has earned her comparisons with “an early Taylor Swift and Emmylou Harris”.

Building a strong reputation on the live music scene, Bailey is capable of stripped down acoustic sets as well as high energy performances with her band.

Pleased to announce that our Culture Recovery Fund grant application has been approved. To say we are relieved is an understatement. Now we can start to rebuild.

We stand it solidarity with the #WeMakeEvents Global Action Day.

The #WeMakeEvents campaign is calling on the UK Government to give the events industry more support amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

We stand in solidarity with the #WeMakeEvents campaign. The event industry is now at Red Alert.

Our industry includes a huge supply chain ranging from production, audio, lighting and video, to logistics, planning, transportation, and some of the world’s leading technology manufacturers. All of whom have had no work for the past four months with little likelihood of restarting any time soon.

Without additional support, the UK is in danger of losing its global position as a world leader in world class events. Moreover, all of our incredible creatives and technicians could lose their livelihoods for good.

Earlier in July you may have seen then #LetTheMusicPlay campaign, which highlighted to the government that the live music industry is in serious trouble. The campaign helped influence the Culture package that was announced just days later.

However, the live music industry goes much further than just venues, festivals and artists. We need the Government to realise the true size and scale of the jobs and companies that make up the complex ecosystem that supports live music.

Midnight Mango are joining the #LetTheMusicPlay campaign today to be heard. We need for the Government to acknowledge that the live music industry is in serious trouble.

Like every part of the entertainment industry, live music has been proud to play our part in the national effort to reduce the spread of Coronavirus and keep people safe. But, with no end to social distancing in sight or financial support from government yet agreed, the future for concerts and festivals and the hundreds of thousands of people who work in them looks bleak.

Super pleased to announce a new platform called Music At My House.
We book one hour, acoustic performances right into the homes of REAL people in the REAL world!

Pleased to announce that we are now booking for Rory Butler.

Every acoustic singer-songwriter will claim they were born with music in their blood, but few were born with music in their basement. It’s unsurprising, then, that music became Rory’s world. But really, you need to be in the room to completely get it. It’s like watching a young Jackson Browne pouring out his heart and humour in a thick Scottish lilt while John Martyn and Nick Drake scatter woody, earthy chords around Beverley’s feet.

Pleased to announce that we are booking for The Kubricks.

With influences spanning the greats of British Ska mixed in with Jazz, Rock, Northern Soul & Pop, The Kubricks are an absolute must for fans of Ska, Rock & Pop.