I remember the day I met Eva Walsh quite vividly. New friend at the time Mark Whitaker had her along for a jam at Cambridge’s Plough and Stars and from [ … ]

There are a lot of bands that undergo transformation as they grow and evolve. Sounds adapt as members come and go, sonic aesthetics and the focus shifts from influence to [ … ]

Bob Bradshaw has one of those voices that just grabs you when you hear it. The tone and timbre of his vocal is unique, but surprisingly comforting in a way. [ … ]

Sometimes, if the moment strikes just right and you are in the right place at the right time really wonderful surprises can reveal themselves to you. That happened to us [ … ]

Leland Sundries lead singer Nick Loss-Eaton has a nicotine stained, whiskey tinged sepia tone to his voice. A no apologies attitude with cracks and breaks lining the walls of his [ … ]

I have spent countless hours thinking about what name other than my own name would be cool for performing? Shakey Graves, The Tallest Man on Earth, Sting. There is something [ … ]

We are fans of an intimate, quiet performance here at Red Line Roots, but how about a performance high above a river on an abandoned railway bridge somewhere in the [ … ]

A hushed whisper and delicate finger pick is all it takes for Sam Moss to draw you in. An accomplished instrumentalist, occasionally his style defies logic as he effortlessly dances [ … ]