It has been a whirlwind few years for Gabrielle Aplin whose career took off when she built a massive fanbase by posting videos of herself singing online back in 2012. Aplin released her debut album English Rain in 2013 which spawned her iconic cover of ‘The Power Of Love’ which reached #1 in the UK. With a slew of further top 10 hits including ‘Please Don’t Say You Love Me’ ‘Home’ ‘Salva- tion’ and ‘Panic Cord’ English Rain is now certified GOLD. 18 months of international touring followed, where Aplin racked up a further 3 #1s worldwide. Getting the opportunity to play shows and go on tour all over the world had an impact on Gabrielle and bled into her sophomore album ‘Light Up The Dark’ (2015) which displayed a maturing in Aplin’s sound with the anthemic and ambitious singles like ‘Sweet Nothing’ and title track ‘Light Up The Dark’. Aplin’s creativity and songwriting ability is unyielding and in 2016 'Miss You' EP was released on her own label 'Never Fade Record's and has reached an astonishing 40 million streams thus far. Following a summer of festivals all over the UK, and a tour in Japan Aplin is bringing her show to the US with a string of live dates in September- October 2017. Playing a lively set that contains a mixture of her most loved songs and some brand new music -this is a show from a unique talent not to be missed.

Dublin duo Hudson Taylor return with their brand new single - ‘Feel It Again’, the first fresh music from Alfie and Harry in two years. Since the release of their debut album in 2015, the brothers have been busy touring around Europe, writing songs for their next record, and jamming and hanging out with musical pals both here and in the UK. ‘Feel It Again’ is the first track from a forthcoming EP release. It was produced by Ryan Hadlock, best known for his work with The Lumineers and Vance Joy, and mixed by Ruadhri Cushnan (Mumford & Sons, Ed Sheeran) in Dublin.

One listen to Splithoff’s smoky, soulful croon and the breezy way his songs half step and skip smoothly along the stage, it’s obvious why millions of people around the world have fallen in love with Splithoff’s striking synthesis of old school soul and contemporary pop. Originally from Chicago where he cut his teeth as a songwriter and performer, Splithoff now lives in NYC where the urban soul of the Big Apple taught him to treat the swarms of people buzzing around him as an audience ripe for his evolving pop sound. Splithoff’s first single “Sing To You” –released without the support of a label and solely based on the reaction of fans -has generated over 20millionSpotify streams, and counting. Splithoff’s follow up single,“Show Me,” a seductively soulful sunshine jam lifted up by John’s incisive lyricism and soulful vocal delivery, was released in July 2017. As Splithoff has grown and moved across various gritty concrete landscapes, so too has his music, which deftly incorporates myriad elements from his surroundings and packages them into one unmistakable pop-soul-dance experience. 2017 finds John writing, touring, and releasing new material, with his sights set on expanding well beyond the two cities of his origin.