Room Full Of Mirrors draw upon every rootsy genre they can get their grubby little mitts on, from Celtic tunes to reggae grooves, Eastern European vibes to Americana, Middle Eastern sounds to English folk music, drawing it all together with a pop sensibility and an infectious groove...

Check out the website, www.roomfull.co.uk, for info, gigs, and to purchase the double album 'Where the Hell Did That Come From' Parts 1 ands 2, should the urge take ya....

Branded by many as Aslan, Thor, Zeus, Jesus and even God. Jack Hartley is part Lion, part Viking Warrior and part Greek mythological legend. He’s goes by many names and travels with various guises. Seemingly shapeshifting his music and form into that which his audience can best connect with on an energetic level. He claims to hail from Cumbria where he currently resides, however his exact origins are kept secret at this time.
If you take a chance to venture into the Cumbrian wilderness; you may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of this rare legend performing in his natural habitat.

Rob Heron and the Tea Pad Orchestra are one of the most industrious bands in the UK roots circuit; with thousands of touring miles under their belts, they have earned themselves a sizeable fan base in the UK, Europe and beyond. Based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, they play their own brand of Western Swing, Blues, Gypsy Jazz and Country, or “North Eastern Swing” as they've coined it.

Their style is more eclectic than most, influenced by early 20th century American music, with the addition of “razor-sharp” solos, great arrangements and original songs; their music harks back to a golden age whilst staying perfectly modern.   The songs are penned by Rob Heron, a crazy fool for country music and a full time dandy-cowboy.  His songs are full of character, satire, and good old
fashion hollerin’.

The band, an hot six-piece, features Ben Fitzgerald (guitar), Tom Cronin (mandolin), Colin Nicholson (accordion), Ted Harbot (double bass) and Paul Archibald (drums).

Their debut album, ‘Money Isn't Everything’, caused a sensation when it was released in 2012, winning a host of rave reviews – many of them 5-star.  Their second album, "Talk About The Weather" (released July 7th 2014) is also gathering some notable radio play and reviews.

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