The Grey Lady Music Lounge, Sunday 10th February 2013

Sorrel Nation is a singer/songwriter from the UK who has been writing and performing since the age of 13, and at 15 recorded and released her first EP.

Sorrel made a name for herself performing at live music venues across London, but recently moved to Australia where she released her latest EP ‘Kids On The Run’. Sorrel’s passion for music shows in her heartfelt performances and powerful songs, and according to Ditto Music is “someone you need to put on your radar”.

She has been working with acclaimed British producer Ian Barter (Amy Winehouse, Paloma Faith, Guy Sebastian) and have created what they believe to be Sorrel’s best work so far.

“When she opens up with her angst-ridden upper register… the result is stunning.”
Tim Kroenert, themusic.com.au

“See her now before she becomes a huge star”
The Troubadour Club, London

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Tom Haacke has made a big impact on the local music scene in Tunbridge Wells.  

Expanding upon his influences of Ed Sheeran, Eric Clapton, Ray LaMontagne and many more, Tom has developed a fresh, personal style that’s true to himself.

Rave reviews for his recent appearances throughout the county have caused a groundswell of interest, a growing fan-base and huge demand for his debut album.

Tom is an artist with a bright, bold future with a performance that is not to be missed!

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Pimlico Road consists of Keif Anderson, Liz Poynter. They perform self-penned songs with close harmonies and a strong Americana influence. They have recently been joined by their eldest daughter Holly, who fits rehearsals and performing around her GCSEs.

The band members have a long history of playing and performing. Keif’s first musical venture was in his early twenties as a guitarist in a rock group called The Evidence. This eventually lead to a new line up, which included Liz. The emphasis here was on vocal harmonies and – being the 80s – involved keyboards as well as guitars. This new band (called Double Zero) played many of the main venues on the London pub circuit including the Half Moon, Putney; the Half Moon, Herne Hill; The Woolwich Tramshed and the Rock Garden. The early emphasis on strong vocal harmonies has continued into Keif’s new work and has been strengthened by Liz’s input to the songs and lyrics and Holly’s strong vocals.

Pimlico Road’s influences are many and varied. They range from the Beatles, Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin to David Bowie, the Police, the Eagles, Seth Lakeman, Cara Dillon, Joni Mitchel and Jackson Browne. Then, of course, there are numerous Motown and Reggae artists (particularly from the 60s and 70s) and the likes of Simon & Garfunkel, The Mamas And The Papas, and the Beach Boys. Where to stop? Here probably!

The band say: "We are having fun right now recording an EP with a number of friends and guest musicians. This will introduce double bass, percussion and a hint of banjo to some of our songs. Yee Ha!"

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Kirsti Robinson was dubbed as “the voice you could listen to all day” by BBC Radio 1’s Annie Nightingale.

Starting as a session singer over ten years ago, Kirsti's voice has graced countless TV and radio adverts.The last few years have seen her and her band (Adam Ferguson and Dan Potter) perform at a number of iconic venues such as The Troubadour and The Bedford in Balham. They also supported The Darkness in front of 10,000 people and were hand selected by Pixie Lott to perform at an intimate event in London where Pixie called Kirsti's voice “amazing”.

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