Thousand Fingers are a Melodic Rock band hailing from Monmouthshire, South Wales. They are an explosive band that love to play the big stages, and really know how to have a good time! Make sure you check them out, they are a band you do not want to miss!

The Ruby Dukes from Stoke-On-Trent draw influence from a myriad of musical genres using sounds that scale the melodic tones of indie pop, to the woozy rhythms of psychedelic rock, and create a performance that instantly unifies everyone in the room with the five personalities on stage.

The Concept are currently working on their eagerly awaited second E.P which is set for release in mid 2013 which features some of the finest Melodic Rock the band have written to date. The band are lined up for some of the biggest underground and mainstream festivals on the 2013 festival calendar such as the much respected Lechlade Festival, Road To Strawberry Fields Festival and The Road To Isle Of Wight Festival competition.

Fake Obsession are a 4 piece female fronted Rock Group from the West midlands,  their mix of hard rock and catchy choruses bring about a decent blend of pop-rock". Fake Obsession supported Mcfly on their keep
Calm and play louder tour and played to a sold out crowd of over 2,500 people.

• A five-piece Indie Rock band from Manchester.
• A prolific live act with a significant following across the US & UK.
• The Rubys’ debut album, “Limelight Parasite”, produced by Martin Coogan (The Mock Turtles) and Dean Glover (Skeleton Suite).
• A sound described as "early Manics".

A unique and refreshing blend of free range prog-rock, jazz, punk, blues, pop and metal, served on a bed of dynamically performed lyrical psychodelia, accompanied by an enigmatically refined garnish. Based in Birmingham, Post Descartes truly are guaranteed to bring transcendence to any menu...

Neon Rouge; a raw, hard hitting garage blues band hailing from the North Staffordshire area. Offering a perfect blend between both old and modern sounds, Neon Rouge really are a unique and exciting prospect.

The four-strong group of boys, playing guitars, timples, squeezeboxes, brass with electronics, a vast array of percussion, and anything else they can get their hands on, feature punchy vocal harmonies, fast and thick riffs with a delicate and beautiful craft for texture this group will take over the world with their own brand of folk.