About this Event

Rossa Murray Music

The Roscoes

James Overend and Friends

New Luna



Rossa Murray Music

20 Year old Singer/Songwriter by night extremely part-time student in Liverpool by day.



The Roscoes

celebrate the old school rock and roll romance of a four-piece guitar band, whilst combining a mix of Soul, Funk, Blues, Rock and Country to create an eloquently catchy and powerfully satisfying sound. Tight rhythms, engaging guitar melodies and skilled musicianship create a strong core, lead by the dynamic vocal talents of Edd Barlow, described as "Impossibly talented…In short, mesmerising." (YorkMix)



Influences range from soul legends Sam Cooke, Otis Redding and James Carr to country rock bands such as Creedence Clearwater Revival, Neil Young and Little Feat to rock legends including Jimi Hendrix, Deep Purple and Bruce Springsteen.



James Overend and Friends



This page is for my Pop/Rock touring band James Overend and Friends. Performing originally written music. This page will be kept updated with all the information on my Pop/Rock projects and my original music.



Solo (Side Projects) - I also utilize being a professionally trained theatre performer and perform Musical Theatre, Jazz & Motown nights. There will be a page created in due course to keep updated on that project. But in the mean time just please contact me directly if you are interested in booking me for such and event.



New Luna

Formed in early 2015, New Luna introduce a fresh and unique sound of guitar-driven, rhythmically inspired alternative rock. After meeting at University in Manchester last year and sharing tastes in artists such as The Pixies, Smashing Pumpkins and Radiohead, the four-piece have been quick to produce their first Single ‘Traffic Light Cyclops Disco’. Since this heavy, dark and moody track, the band have been quick to develop their sound and support it by a lively, colourful and energetic live set. New Luna are Tommy Deedigan, Reece Forrester, Toby Duncan and Zack Bamber.





"The band, soon let lose, holding the crowd spellbound with their infectious, upbeat rifts that revealed New Luna’s true guitar driven colours." - 45 Magazine