Anna Ash - Michigan born Anna Ash returns to showcase her fourth studio album Sleeper which follows on from her critically acclaimed previous albums These Holy Days, Floodlights and LA Flame. Her music has featured in a range of US television series such as Masters of Sex and Billions as well as the docuseries Helter Skelter: An American Myth.

With music that is equal parts folk and atmospheric indie pop, she channels the spirit of the classic blues singers to conjure songs that are both hopeful and fearful at once. She has a lot to say, often hard hitting, brooding and dark but always calmly and expressly articulated with a trademark vocal discipline that hits notes that others would not dare to attempt but all the time combined with a chic coolness

Live, she draws you into her tales of past memories and future hopes, with a sharp wit and a blend of compassion and irony. Her presence is sensuous, with a voice to match that enthrals and captivates the audience

"Sleeper is an album that will stay with you after a few plays, and as a contender for album of the year will take some beating" - Fatea UK

Doghouse Roses - One of Scotland’s most acclaimed pairings, Doghouse Roses combine harmony vocals, guitars and clawhammer banjo. Often compared to the likes of Sandy Denny era Fairport Convention, they established their reputation through the UK and Central Europe, touring on their own and as members of Robert Fisher’s ‘Willard Grant Conspiracy. The duo were quoted on the No Depression website as being one of the Scottish bands deserving of wider attention. They have swapped songs and jammed with E-Street band member Eddie Mannion and Vinnie Lopez, and shared stages with bands from The Mavericks to Televison.

'Our version of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings. A similar combination of a superb voice and masterful guitar' – Americana UK

Kate McCabe - Glasgow-based singer songwriter Kate McCabe's music can be described as atmospheric acoustic pop with a dash of folk sprinkled throughout. Over the past few years Kate has played many venues around Glasgow and across Scotland, including various festivals.