“They engaged with the audience, are lovely and so professional at their job as well as being lots of fun.”

Of the video, Astrid says: ‘I wanted it to be fun and simple… and I wanted to be able to express myself through style and different looks.’

“This year is most definitely our biggest line-up to date, and I’m excited to announce that we can add yet another brilliant performer to the programme. I must admit having seen Owen Paul perform at another festival. His energy on stage was infectious and just perfect for Hale Barns Carnival 2019. This is going to be a year to remember for sure!”

Stereophonics bring a surprise release with their brand new song, ‘Chaos from the Top Down’. The official video for the single is also available now. Of…

Athlete Ross Edgley is heading out on his debut tour, following making history at the tail end of last year having become the first person to swim around the entire coast of mainland Great Britain.

“I think my mission statement was simply to remain vulnerable and to capture that within this album,” says Ry. “The inspirations change each time, and I always want to allow that process to be free, to draw on new ideas and sounds and instrumentation. But what feels consistently important to me is keeping a sense of rawness and honesty in the work.”

MARINA is an award-winning, platinum-selling artist. Revered since her breakthrough in 2009, she has released three UK Top 10 albums including Gold certified ‘The Family Jewels’ (2010) and ‘Electra Heart’ (2012) which debuted at Number 1 on the UK’s Official Charts.

Mini Mansions announce their third studio album ‘Guy Walks Into A Bar…’ will be released on July 26th on Fiction Records. The band also today release their brand new single ‘GummyBear,’ following its premiere by Jack Saunders on Radio 1.

Saara Aalto returns to the stage! Fresh from taking over the ice, Saara is back and the UK is ready and waiting for the showstopping ‘An Evening with Saara Aalto’.

“The smart indie band with 60s pop savvy, 70s new wave ’tude and 90s swagger” – The Guardian