Demi Marriner - The Carlisle, Hastings - Friday 13th February

The name Demi Marriner is widely known on the UK music scene and with good reason. Renowned for her heartfelt songs and captivating performances, Demi’s sound encompasses multiple genres and her live shows beguile stage audiences from the off.
Demi released her debut album The Things We Didn’t Say in 2024 followed by a sell-out UK tour with her incredible band. She’s set to release her next record The Things I Said, the second in a trilogy, in 2025 with touring and festival appearances throughout the year.
Demi is also a member of the chart-topping Elles Bailey band and can be found at all their dates across 2025 both in the band and opening the shows. She is also one of the founders of the ‘Girls Night In Tour’ brand and will be touring with fellow 
founders Jade Helliwell and Jess Thristan in April 2025.
Having toured with artists such as Elles Bailey, Ferris and Sylvester, Sam Outlaw, Dom Martin, Jarrod Dickenson, The Wandering Hearts, Beth Neilson Chapman, Wildwood Kin and performing at festivals like Glastonbury, Cropredy, Hebcelt, Beautiful Days and many more, Demi is set for a highly successful year with two new records in the making and touring both solo and full band throughout 2025 and into 2026

Rhiannon Paige – The Country-Pop Rebel with a Big Voice & Bigger Dreams

Hailing from Bristol, Rhiannon Paige is a country-pop-rock powerhouse making serious waves in the UK country scene. Think Alanis Morissette’s raw energy meets Kacey Musgraves’ clever storytelling, all wrapped up in powerful vocals and an irresistible stage presence.

Even though she only went pro in 2022, Rhiannon’s already making major moves. She smashed it in The Road to Nashville competition, placing in the top 50 out of over 20,000 applicants, has been featured on BBC Introducing, and her songs are spinning on radio stations across the UK. She’s rocked a sold-out headline show at Ron’s Honky Tonk in London, played Oxted Festival 2024 alongside Ella Henderson, Sigala, and Harley Moon Kemp, opened for First Time Flyers at RoadHouse Unplugged, joined Kezia Gill on her Kezia Gill and Friends Tour, and even opened up for Jools Holland at Good Times Live. Rhiannon has also had the thrill of singing alongside Sam Ryder, further cementing her place as one of the most exciting rising voices in the scene.

Her debut EP Playing Games dropped in 2023, celebrated with a packed-out launch party in Bristol. She followed it up with her own UK tour across York, Manchester, and Bristol, showcasing her music to growing crowds around the country. And if that wasn’t enough, she also had the honor of singing the Australian National Anthem for 15,000 people at Ashton Gate Stadium before the Bristol Bears vs. Wallabies match in 2024.

Online, Rhiannon is just as unstoppable. She’s built a 19K+ strong TikTok following, with her cover of Holding Out for a Hero racking up a jaw-dropping 1.3 million views.