Albert Man - Say Something Loving - single launch

Albert Man

Albert Man
Dan Johnson
Joe Watt
Rachel George

Date - 7th February 2018
Venue - 1901 Arts Club, Waterloo, London, UK

Single launch Say Something Loving
Watch the video HERE

Rachel George

The award-winning, Manchester-born singer-songwriter Albert Man has established himself as one of the most creative songwriters on the London gig circuit. He performed at 12 festivals over the summer of 2017 including The Great Escape, Camden Rocks, Liverpool Sound City, Reverb Festival, Tramlines and Standon Calling. He also organises his own music festival, Music Makers Festival,
 www.musicmakersfestival.com.

Dan Johnson

Albert Man was featured on Best Of British Unsigned as “one to watch” for 2017 saying they “love Albert's sound”. This was swiftly followed up with him being chosen as their featured artist of the day twice and has been nominated for 'Best Unsigned Male' for their Unsigned Music Awards 2017.
Man had a sold out launch at St Pancras Old Church for his 2017 EP ‘Nothing Of Nothing Much’ (www.albertman.com/nonm) and the live recording has been released as a live album called 'Live At St Pancras Old Church' (www.albertman.com/live). His 2016 self-produced album 'Cheap Suit' (www.albertman.com/cheapsuit) won the 'Best Independent Album' award on the Alternative Friday blog.

Saarloos - 1901 Arts Club

Brian McGovern

Saarloos
Brian McGovern
Craig Gallagher
Gavin James
Andy

Date - 7th February 2018
Venue - 1901 Arts Club, Waterloo, London, UK

Craig Gallagher

Future performance
28th February 2018 - Abner Browns, Dublin, Ireland

Andy

Saarloos a new Irish band consisting of critically acclaimed songwriters, Brian McGovern and Craig Gallagher. Having formed a formidable songwriting partnership they felt a desire to perform their songs together onstage.

Gavin James

Gavin Wigglesworth, known professionally as Gavin James, is an Irish singer-songwriter. He was born in Dublin on 5 July 1991 and grew up in a household surrounded by music. James' great-grandparents were opera singers and his grandfather was a stand-up comedian and whistler. He began playing music in a rock band at the age of 8 and writing his own songs. By the age of 21 he began focusing on his songwriting and playing open mic nights. In 2013, James independently released the single "Say Hello", which won the Meteor Choice Award for Song of the Year. By 2015, James had signed deals with Sony in Europe and Capitol Records in the US.

Hattie Briggs - 1901 Arts Club

Hattie Briggs

Hattie Briggs

Date - 7th February 2018
Venue - 1901 Arts Club, Waterloo, London, UK
Album - Hide EP (2017)

Future performance 2018

Feb 24 - Bournemouth Folk Club Presents John Smith at the Shelley Theatre

Mar 03 - Roundhouse Rising - Round our Place, London, United Kingdom
Apr 07 - The Spring Arts Centre, Havant, United Kingdom

Apr 08 - Twickfolk, London, United Kingdom

Apr 29 - Glad Cafe, Glasgow, United Kingdom
Apr 30 - Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds, United Kingdom
May 01 - The Basement, York, United Kingdom
May 02 - The Kings Arms, Manchester, United Kingdom
May 05 - Cafe Kino, Bristol, United Kingdom
May 06 - St James Wine Vaults, Bath, United Kingdom
May 07 - Rough Trade, Nottingham, United Kingdom
May 08 - Kitchen Garden Cafe, Birmingham, United Kingdom

Hattie Briggs

Hattie Briggs is a 24 year-old singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.

Named Fender Undiscovered Artist of the Year 2017/2018 in November 2017, Hattie won the prize of supporting Lucy Rose at the prestigious O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire.

Since making the decision to drop out of a Russian degree in her second year at Oxford University after being shortlisted for a BBC Radio 2 Young Musician award, she has released several EPs, two albums, had airplay on BBC Radios 1, 2, and 6 Music, and embarked on tours around the UK, the Netherlands and the U.S.

During her travels she has performed at over 400 gigs, house concerts and numerous festivals (both local and nationally renowned) and supported well known bands and artists, including Lucy Rose at O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, Ward Thomas at O2 London Brooklyn Bowl, John Smith, Blue Rose Code, Tom Williams, Lauren Aquilina, Stornoway, Jamie N Commons, Seth Lakeman and Grant Nicholas (Feeder).