Pete Christie is a nationally touring solo British singer songwriter from Isle of Purbeck Dorset UK. Pete Christie plays original English  folk and roots songs, from Anglicana ballads, blues to rock music, in an acoustic fingerstyle guitar technique, on handmade guitars. Some songs are sparingly augmented with multi-layered  loop station / effects. Distinctive vocals, retrospective lyrics and gentle melodies - it's all about the quality of the sound! Pete Christie is always on Tour.
http://www.petechristie.co.uk/

Larmer Tree Festival are looking for breakthrough music acts to compete for the chance to perform at this summer’s Festival, 19th - 22nd July 2018

Up for grabs is the amazing opportunity to play on the same line-up as artists including First Aid Kit, Public Service Broadcasting and Jake Bugg! Winners will also get full Weekend Festival tickets and a day in the Naim Audio Recording Studio! It's not all about the winning though, acts who make it through to the live finals will have the chance to perform in front of an esteemed panel of judges including festival programmers and industry experts.

Applications are now closed for 2018. 

Should you win, are you (all) available to perform at Larmer Tree Festival between 19th - 22nd July 2018?

Full T's & C's are on our website (make sure you read 'em).

NINEBARROW are a multi-award-winning folk duo, who are impressing audiences across the country with their innovative and captivating take on the folk tradition. Described by Mike Harding as sounding ‘damn fine’ by Seth Lakeman as ‘a fantastic duo’ and by Kate Rusby as ‘absolutely amazing’, Jon Whitley and Jay LaBouchardiere combine breath taking vocal harmonies and melodies, delivering songs that are inspired and rooted in the landscape and history of the British Isles. In 2015, Ninebarrow were announced winners of Fatea Magazine’s ‘Debut Album of the Year’ 2014; Shire Folk Magazine has predicted that ‘they will become a major force in English folk music’.

★★★★★ Maverick Magazine. 
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