What an amazing night

Brett of @communityswimmingpool was up first, firing the crowd up with breezy pop guitar and a mastery of a loop pedal that made Ed Sheeran look like a novice. He was also the owner of the most contagious grin!! A true delight and somebody I will definitely look to hear more of.

Next up was @frabbits Billy Kennedy, playing his first live performance in 5 years. Having lost his voice, Billy promised us with tongue firmly in cheek that he was going to do a Tom Waits or Rod Stewart inspired set. Billy took us through a sea of emotions in his set, with songs inspired by his experiences since losing Scott. There was quite rightly, a lot of love in the room for Billy. I hope it is the start of a new chapter for him and found it as healing as I did.

3 out of 4 took us on a rip-roaring set with some truly impressive mastery of their instruments and synchronicity with one another. Most engaging however, was their confidence in holding the room and taking us all for a wild ride.

Last, but by no means least, were members of the SPARKS project who took to the stage with 3 out of 4 and Billy. They left their hearts and souls on stage. They most certainly sent the crowd home happy.