Nevaeh is a talented singer-songwriter known for her powerful vocals and engaging stage presence. Blending soulful melodies with popular acoustic covers and modern favourites, she creates a warm and uplifting atmosphere that connects instantly with audiences. Whether performing heartfelt ballads or upbeat crowd-pleasers, Nevaeh delivers a memorable live performance that captivates listeners from start to finish.

Human Radio are a high-quality and highly versatile function band who are here to bring you the party!
Hailing from Dorset and Hampshire, Human Radio are musical perfectionists who pride themselves on offering the most versatile range of songs on the scene.
You will get the classics, but also those hidden gems you never normally hear bands play.

Southampton’s premier party and festival band. Playing over 65 gigs a year, including pubs, clubs, huge festivals, weddings, private parties and charity events. 2025 saw the 45s play 10 festivals across the South, including a massive headline slot at Wickham Festival.

Performing the greatest hits of Oasis, Blur, Queen, The Killers, Stereophonics, Coldplay and many many more, The 45s are the ultimate Festival Band

Blink Daze are a high-energy tribute band celebrating the iconic sound of pop-punk legends Blink‑182. Delivering all the nostalgia, humour, and fast-paced anthems fans love, they bring the spirit of the late-90s and early-2000s punk scene back to life. Packed with sing-along hits, big guitars, and infectious energy, Blink Daze guarantee a fun, throwback performance that keeps crowds jumping from start to finish.

A Chas & Dave Tribute with Proper Knees-Up Spirit
Bunny Bunny Jabba is a live tribute to the legendary Chas & Dave, bringing the unmistakable sound of Rockney to pubs, festivals, and parties across the UK.
With no backing tracks and no nonsense, every gig is a full-throttle knees-up—played live, loud, and with heart.  At the core of the band is that iconic pub piano—plonking, pounding, and bouncing through every tune like a barrel of laughs on legs just as the legendary Chas Hodges would have hammered it out. Backed by electric bass lines inspired by the great Dave Peacock and drums that echo Mick Burt’s punchy, pub-tight groove, Bunny Bunny Jabba delivers classics like “Rabbit,” “Gertcha,” and “Ain’t No Pleasing You” with proper East End swagger.