“Life can’t just be the humdrum, the mundane, and the routine before the inevitable slide into decay, and death. Why can’t we sneak in a bit of awesome, a tad of amazing, a smidge of wonderful?" The point is, life could be so much better - so I’m on the lookout. Come and join me on the hunt.

What do you get when you mesh 4-part harmonies and lush Americana-soul instrumentation together? A great evening! Think Fleetwood Mac, without the drugs and messy relationships.

The BBC raved that Nell has “a sultry, smoky-edged, bourbon-laced voice that places Bryden somewhere between Peggy Lee and Julie London to flattering effect.”

She is the undeniable matriarch of a band of incredible talent, and her voice is powerful enough to make your jaw drop. She’ll make you cry (in a good way), and her stories and stage banter will have you laughing along with her band. It’s an evening with someone at the top of her game who has built a devoted following.

Finlay Christie (Live at the Apollo, 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Have I Got News For You) humblebrags for an hour about his f**kboy era and his new search for meaningful, authentic connection. His past YouTube specials OK Zoomer and Aura Farmer have nearly a million views total online, which is really good.

After recently stepping out with his debut solo single “When You’re Young”, Dave McCabe is heading back on the road this autumn for a run of UK dates, joined once again by special guest, James Jay Lewis.

Best known as the voice and songwriter behind The Zutons, McCabe’s move into solo territory has already made a strong impression. “When You’re Young” has been tremendously well received and is already a firm live favourite.