We mix upbeat, dancey riffs with melodic, thoughtful vocals delivered by our two front-men David Kelly and Toby Bain. Behind them are Sam Salkeld and Matt Wagstaff, completing the line-up. 

We are a group of young(ish)! blokes doing what we love - playing classic and original blues and rock.  We are based in the West Sussex area.  If you want to get in contact give Keith a call on 07740 519743 or visit our website (work in progress!!)

Orphan Boy are: 

Rob Cross (vox, guitar, keys)
Paul Smith (bass, vox)
Sam Carlton (guitar, keys, sax)
Chris Day (drums). 



The Move-ons are a Brighton based four piece rock band with songs that range from acoustic chill out, to heavy riffs and atmospheric breakdowns. Backed by their first album 'Ten Thousand Hours', and various other studio recordings, they are set to provide an exciting and slick performance. Their music has been used for both short films and corporate commercials because of its catchy melodies and interesting hooks. Strong lead vocals from Damian Best urge the music from song to song with unyeilding energy and confidence, while the band provide a powerful backline of drums, bass, guitar and creative harmonies.

Orphan Boy are the world's premier exponents of council pop, lad art and post-council pop. They have released three albums on Concrete Recordings (Shop Local 2008, Passion, Pain & Loyalty 2010 and Coastal Tones 2015) and are currently taking a well deserved break. This site is where they throw out random free downloads and obscure live recordings. For the album stuff, check out Spotify. 

The Storm Poets are an alternative rock band with earthy lyrics and driving melodies, exploring life's hopes, dreams and contradictions.

Their sound is born out of a recording project between singer-songwriter, Philip J Lymbery (vocals, acoustic guitars) and Rich Marchant (electric guitars, bass). 

Philip's emotionally charged songs, earthy lyrics and full-blooded performances have earned a reputation as one of the local scene's most passionate musicians. Rich's extensive experience in bands from a range of genres shapes their electric soundscape intertwined with acoustic.
 
Clocking in at about three minutes or under, their tracks are inspired by rock, punk and folk influences.

Their original songs portray a mix of the intensely personal; like 'Soulmate' and 'Hopes & Dreams'; to the exhiliration of 'Running free', the searching melancholy of 'History & legends', to the tub-thumping story-telling of 'Deserts of Green'. 

The Storm Poets reach out, take your heart in their hands, and connect with the sensitive rebel in us all. 

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