A name like Frank Turner evokes many associations. The Brit burst onto the musical scene as the frontman of the punk band Million Dead. With his solo project he explores the boundaries of folk. And you can interpret that genre broadly, so does Turner. Over the years he bounced from folk, to punk, to pop and back again.

Songs like “Keep My Bones” marked their entry into the popular charts, and the albums 'Tape Deck Heart' and 'Be More Kind' resulted in sold-out tours. Now he is back again, with an upcoming album 'Undefeated', completely self-produced. You already get hints of this with the tracks “No Thank You For The Music”, “Girl From The Record Shop” and “Do One”. When you listen to them, you quickly understand that Frank Turner and his Sleeping Souls cannot be categorised.

Londen based Skinny Lister blend folk music with punkrock as no one other. Their unique sound resulted in a worldwide fanbase. The band is busy writing and recording their sixth studio album. Their trademark shanty punk style will be front and centre on the new record, with the songs telling tales of live shows and traveling on the road.

The Meffs are a punk duo from Essex. Broken Britain Pt 1 is the debut album from the female-fronted two-piece band. On this album, which was produced by Frank Turner, the band calls out societal inequality over a wall of hard-hitting melodies. Last year they released a second part Broken Britain Pt 2 of their debut album Broken Britain Pt 1. In the words of Frank Turner, “working on this record with The Meffs has been a privilege. It’s an absolute monster”.