It starts as a quiet hum in the air, a vibration that slowly expands until it fills the room. This is not another polished act chasing trends. This is Brother Buffalo—raw energy taking shape, a movement born out of passion and a belief in real music. What started as one man’s vision has grown into a powerful collective built on groove, connection, and the fearless pursuit of authenticity.

Diesel Boots is a singer/songwriter from the place where country and blues split a jug of whiskey on a moonless night. He was born Collyn McCoy (Unida, The Ultra Electric Mega Galactic) among the pines of New Hampshire. At the age of 22, he packed his Ford pickup and set out for Los Angeles, where his skills as a bassist and bottleneck guitarist made him an in-demand session musician and composer. As a sideman and leader he has toured the world playing everything from jazz to doom metal.

The Deltaz are a brother duo blending Americana, blues rock, and sibling harmonies into a sound rooted in the heart of American music. Raised outside Los Angeles, Ted and John Siegel cut their teeth on Southern California’s live scene, mentored early on by bassist Rick Rosas (Neil Young, Joe Walsh). They later shared stages with artists like The White Buffalo, gaining a reputation for gritty, soul-driven performances.

George Kilby Jr. was born in Alabama; and the sounds of the South have never left him. Roots-Rock or Americana fit well enough, but the band has a sound all its own. Along with great songwriting, Kilby’s unique approach to the blues features unconventional instrumentation via accordion, mandolin, bari sax, etc.

Andy Twyman’s one man band act is a unique blend of deep blues with comedy and rock & roll. The result is a show packed with heart and humour. Andy has found a place as one of the most original acts on the circuit today. His distinct style has been heard and seen at Glastonbury Festival, on BBC Radio 2 and Channel 4.

Ania is a refined, sultry, and magnetic force – an artist who commands attention with effortless allure. Hailing from Warsaw, Poland, she crafts a distinctive sound that fuses blues, soul, and electronic elements into something uniquely her own.

Ezra Vancil’s music, steeped in Americana and the spirit of adventure, weaves a rich tapestry influenced by the timeless melodies of Lightfoot, Dylan, and The Beatles. Often described as a Southern Cat Stevens, his warm, resonant vocals and introspective storytelling blend seamlessly with country and folk influences. Ezra’s songs explore love, struggle, and redemption, inviting listeners on a journey to find beauty in adversity and the transformative power of music.