The Roves

Currently in the throes of delivering yet another LP, booking into recording studios off the back of american and european tours whenever they have time and laying down some tracks, The Roves finally have a 4th LP ready to be mixed, mastered and released almost imminently. So it’s of no surprise that, in order to build up to that, they will be playing a few shows including Winchester when they make their Railway Inn debut on October 25th. The Roves are a British rock and roll 4 piece from London who have cultivated a small cult following over the years somewhat. We implore you, we urge you and we heavily heavily recommend that you do not miss this special night to see one of the UK’s most humble rock groups.

Supporting is

Jamie Norton

Jamie Norton is a Southampton-based indie-pop singer-songwriter whose EP ‘Rose Tinted Vision’ weaves emotional lyricism with a rich, full band instrumentation. Tracks like ‘So Confused’ and ‘Thinking About You’ showcase Jamie’s ability to capture raw personal conflict, while remaining sonically expansive. Combining the emotional pull  of Ed Sheeran with the energetic guitar-driven sound of The Kooks and The 1975, Jamie is quickly carving out his place in the UK indie scene.

Margarita Sleepover 

A captivating musical duo know for their evocative storytelling and rich vocal harmonies. Their sound blends acoustic textures with what they call “midnight melody”- a moody, immersive style that invites listeners into a world of vulnerability, strength, and introspection. Each performance is a unique experience, often featuring completely improvised tunes that draw the audience into the intimate, dreamlike atmosphere of a sleepover. Their live shows are as much about connection as they are about music, making every gig feel like a shared secret between friends. If you’re into folk-inspired narratives with a twist of spontaneity, Margarita Sleepover might just be your next obsession.