Victoria Banks

Victoria Banks:

Labelled “one of the best songwriters in the business” by Nashville’s MusicRow magazine, Victoria Banks has won ASCAP, SOCAN, and Covenant awards, has been nominated for 11 Canadian Country Music (CCMA) Awards and was named both Female Artist and Songwriter of the Year in 2010. She has had songs recorded by Reba McEntire (“I Can’t”), Jessica Simpson (“Come on Over”), The Shires (“Daddy’s Little Girl”), and over 100 other artists including Carly Pearce, Lauren Alaina, Terri Clark, and Isaac Slade of the band The Fray, plus screen placements including Breakthrough, Nashville, American Idol, and Dancing with The Stars. As an artist, Victoria has released 4 self-produced albums, and toured with artists such as Reba McEntire, Wynonna Judd and Randy Travis.

Outpost Drive:

Outpost Drive is a transatlantic duo formed by Mobile, Alabama’s Mary Bragg Robinson and England’s Willow Robinson. The duo’s chemistry is unmistakable: her Southern grit, their soaring vocals and his climactic guitar playing fuse into a raw, electrified sound that feels both classic and distinctly modern.

The two young artists fell in love on Outpost Drive in Los Angeles, California, and dove headfirst into a fast, magnetic relationship that tore across countries and continents. After following the pull of fate and marrying in Mobile, Alabama, they disappeared into the countryside for two years - writing, growing, fighting, healing, and building their debut album in near-monastic isolation.

On stage, Outpost Drive is explosive and intimate in equal measure. Their shows feel like watching two people survive and celebrate each other in real time.

They’ve sold out venues on both sides of the Atlantic, toured the UK with The Shires and First Time Flyers, played over 100 shows in 2025, and opened for Myles Smith in London. Their singles have climbed to #1 on the iTunes Country Chart, their videos have reached millions, and they’re receiving airplay across the globe.

‘Outpost Drive is built for arenas, festival stages, and long summer drives’ Ignite Music Mag.

Billy Locket:

Went to the Big Apple, got signed to a great US label, started releasing singles, got played on the radio all over the world. Hired bodyguards to keep crazy fans from trying to cut locks of my hair off when I'm shopping in Lidl. Become best friends with Beyonce. Buy a lifetime supply of pot noodles. Get asked by JustEat to feature in their next advert... (probably).

Got dropped by label, left management, girlfriend of ten years leaves and takes the dog…heartbroken doesn’t even come close to how I feel….fall off the rails AGAIN quite badly this time….Started again. Wrote loads of new songs. Joined a gym and started sorting my life out. Dean Lewis asks me to tour UK with him, I check my busy schedule…turns out I’m free. Zucchero asks me to support him on his three Royal Albert Hall shows. Anson Seabra then asks me to support him on his European tour. James Arthur then asks me to support him in my hometown town. Jamie Cullum then asks me to support him on all his UK & European dates.

2026 is the year that I released my first ever self-produced album 'Things Are Looking Up' which I'm hugely proud of. I’ve tried my absolute best to make the kind of album my Dad would’ve played on repeat full blast. By some miracle and the help of my mum in her kitchen we managed to get four top 10’s, one number 1 and a top 50 album overall in the official charts and it’s now my most successful album to date. I really feel like I'm finally living out my childhood dreams.

This was previously listed as a Jeff COHEN which has been depped following to illness.

Featuring - Victoria Banks

Billy Lockett