Communion presents:
Bushstock Festival
+ The Staves + The Big Moon + Áine Cahill + Arlissa + Avante Black + Banfi + Basia Bulat + Benjamin Francis Leftwich + Bruno Major + Colouring + Courtes + Dan Owen + Dan Stock + Fours + Spring King + Fyfe + Gordi + Isaac Gracie + Island + Jade Bird + John Joseph Brill + Jordan Mackampa + Joy Crookes + Krusoe + Liv Dawson + Marlon Williams + Methyl Ethel + Mikaela Davis + Minke + Mirror Fury + Mosa Wild + Nocturn + Otzeki + Outlya + Palace Winter + Rhys Lewis + Seafret + Sir Was + Spring King + Superglu + Talos + Ten Tonnes + Tender Central + The Wandering Hearts
Communion's annual multi-venue festival in Shepherds Bush returns.
Only the final tier of tickets are left on sale, and with last year's festival selling out in advance, book quickly to avoid disappointment
Bushstock has built a firm reputation for breaking the acts of tomorrow, with past artists including Bastille, George Ezra, Hozier, Bear’s Den, Daughter, Lucy Rose, Michael Kiwanuka, The Staves, Nick Mulvey and many more, before their names were so recognisable.
Expect to be see fresh new talent alongside Communion favourites in intimate, special spaces, along with surprise acts on the day.
“The festival is a Shangri-La of new music, with artists often on the cusp of greatness as they perform – it’s been kind of a barometer for the pop landscape for the year ahead, with many an act springing to stardom post Bushstock.” The Line of Best Fit
Line Up
Bushstock Festival
The Staves
The Big Moon
Áine Cahill a singer songwriter from Cavan in Ireland who is taking the festival circuit by storm with her haunting voice and mesmerizing songs. Her style is unique , often compared to Amy Winehouse , Lana Del Ray and Adele but when you hear her sing its then you realize that she is . . . Áine Cahill. Just finishing her tour of Ireland with her band 'Spam Turner' Áine and Co. are now ready to take on any festival anywhere in the world bringing you a show that will break your heart one minute and have you boogieing the next . . . 'Satisfaction , guaranteed or you get your heart back . . . in one piece ' . . . Please check out the Clips Below
In 2015 she has ...
Played Electric Picnic 3 times
Was guest at The Cork Opera House
Had a sensational appearance on the Ian Dempsey Breakfast show ( 70.000 hits in 24 hours on the Today FM Facebook page )
& appeared on The Ray D'Arcy show on RTE1.
2016 she hits London with appearances at Dublin Castle Camden and The Blues Kitchen Camden
2016 will be her year . . . www.ainecahill.com
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Arlissa
Avante Black
Banfi
Basia Bulat
Benjamin Francis Leftwich
Bruno Major
Colouring
Courtes
Dan Owen
Dan Stock
Fours
Spring King
Fyfe
Gordi
Isaac Gracie
Island
Jade Bird
March 18th sees the release of the first single and title track from John Joseph Brill’s second EP, ‘False Names’ on Killing Moon Records. Recorded at Liverpool's Elevator Studios, the EP will be released in Spring 2016. Having returned from a 10-date European tour with Daughter he is now readying himself for headline shows at London’s St Pancras Old Church on April 6th and Liverpool’s Scandinavian Church on April 8th.
His songs resound with soul-bearing intimacy and a sonic intensity all hung around Brill's brandy-warm baritone. Speaking about the track he explains “It's a song about a best mate, a tremendous, beautiful, flawed best mate who I wouldn't change for the world and how a mate like that can take you rampaging around a town and make all the darkness and nonsense disappear.”
Jordan Mackampa is a man made up of misspelt lyrics, milky tea and Etta James records playing on a vintage wooden steepletone. He is a hand-stitched soulster in every sense of the word.
Hailing from the Democratic Republic of Congo and growing up between London and Coventry, Jordan combines his timeless soulful voice with melodic sun drenched tones to create beautifully crafted songs that are a joy to have stuck in your head all day long.
Joy Crookes
Krusoe
Liv Dawson
Described as “the impossible love child of Elvis, Roy Orbison and Townes Van Zandt”, Marlon Williams is a 2-time New Zealand Music Award winning singer-songwriter touted by Rhythms Magazine as the “Artist To Watch” in 2014.
Living up to the hype, Williams has been announced on Meredith, Queenscliff, Wave Rock and Mullumbimby Music Festivals, has official showcases at Big Sound and AWME, supported First Aid Kit in July and will support Justin Townes Earle in October, and sold out over half the dates on an epic 27-date single release tour in July/August. He has also featured on national TV for SBS’ Rockwiz show and was invited to perform at the Sydney Opera House for TEDx Sydney in April. Williams is due to release his debut solo album in February 2015.
Background Williams first came to recognition in New Zealand at only 17, fronting acclaimed alt-country band The Unfaithful Ways. They supported Justin Townes Earle and Band of Horses, featured on an internationally released Townes Van Zandt compilation and were nominated for the Critics Choice award at the 2011 New Zealand Music Awards. Showing a willingness to push boundaries, Williams then joined Delaney Davidson for a series of duet albums titled “Sad But True – The Secret History Of Country Music Songwriting”, winning the New Zealand Country Album and Country Song of the Year in 2013. Relocating to Melbourne in July 2013, Williams built a word of mouth following performing a 2-month residency at the Yarra Hotel and supporting the likes of Robert Ellis (US), Jordie Lane and Wagons. This culminated in packing out the Toff In Town for the release of his physical only, ‘Live at La Niche’ album.
DISCOGRAPHY 2011 – Free Rein by The Unfaithful Ways 2012 – Sad But True Vol 1 by Delaney Davidson & Marlon Williams 2013 – Sad But True Vol 3 by Delaney Davidson & Marlon Williams 2014 – Strange Things (Single) – Marlon Williams
