Catalina Skies, The Otherness, Charlyn, Carl Olander, A Boy Called Man

Hailing from all over the globe, but now based in London, Catalina Skies are a quartet that have fused together their influences to create up-beat Indie/Rock, with a real edge. This sound has gained them a number of high profile slots at venues including the Garage and support slots alongside the likes of Billy Bibby, formerly of Catfish and the Bottlemen.

Joining them all the way from Argentina for the show is The Otherness. This four piece have been keeping busy touring around Europe and are stopping off in the Capital to play their brand of catchy, funky pop-rock.

Charlyn is a Swiss songstress who now resides in London, where she is influenced by the likes of The 1975 and Angles & Airwaves, singing with strong, yet fragile vocals over catchy, 80’s-esque Pop/Rock.

Originally from Sweden, but now London based, Carl Olander is a singer-songwriter who has a folk/indie style that has been compared to Mumford and Sons, Passenger and Ben Howard all in one, will be joined by his band for the evening.

A boy called man are an acoustic/fiddle duo from Devon and Wales who play indie/folk with dark melodic vocals, influenced by the likes of Elbow and First Aid Kit.