Bob Fox

Durham-based Bob Fox is among the best-loved and hardest working singer / guitarists in Britain. His fine voice and his repertoire of traditional songs and contemporary material appeal to all ages.

Bob has been featured on national radio and television, won several awards, and was nominated by the BBC as Folk Singer Of The Year 2004.

'The most complete male artist in English Folk' (The Daily Telegraph)

'One of the best voices in England' (Ralph McTell).

North London based singer/songwriter whose debut album 'Seven Sisters Road' received much acclaim in the music press, Liz Simcock is since become one of the country's finest female singer songwriters.

Simcock cites a number of influences on her music from Christine Collister to Bob Dylan via Billy Bragg, Richard Thompson, Nancy Griffith and Eddi Reader, whilst some of these influences can be seen Simcock is a talent in very much her own right.