Jack Francis

Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jack Francis’ second album ‘Early Retirement’ is another example of his impressive work. Shining a spotlight on Francis’ unique brand of Soulful Folk, ‘Early Retirement’ explores a broad range of influences, touching on great British, Irish and American songwriting. The lyrical content demonstrates the writer’s acerbic wit and attention to detail and compounds his experience navigating modern society and fallen dreams.

The singles have already been picked up on national radio and have been championed by the likes of BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio Scotland.

Jack’s reputation as a stunning live performer has also put him in good company, opening for the likes of Flyte, Miles Hunt and Courtney Marie Andrews to name a couple, whilst also appearing at several festivals across the UK and Europe.

Supporting on the night we have

march is British songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kitty O’Neal. In 2023 she was named as one of Glastonbury Festival’s long-listed emerging talents, after playing for the first time at the festival in 2019 on The Spike stage. Kitty O’Neal started performing under the alias march in 2019, after spending multiple years on the South UK Coast gigging circuit. Her crowdfunded debut album, All of the Above, released in 2021, also received the Help Musicians UK ‘Do it Differently’ fund and ICMP’s ‘Accelerator Fund’. In 2023, she released five-track EP Greens and Blues, receiving airplay from BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC 3 Counties and BBC Radio Solent. She performed the EP, including single When We Get Old for BBC Introducing. Her third EP Cross St Demos is due for release in 2024, and will be the first entirely self-produced release from the songwriter.