An old soul with an exciting new sound, Savannah Gardner is rewriting the outlaw country genre. Her freewheeling, sometimes gritty, sometimes hauntingly beautiful songs speak to a new generation determined to stand up and be their authentic selves. Her special connection with her audience has earned her the UK AMA’s Live Act of the Year Nomination for 2025 and has won her slots at coveted festivals like Glastonbury, Black Deer Festival, C2C London, The Long Road and more.

Since arriving in London from her native California, Savannah has championed the growth of women in Country & Americana music, leading the charge with her own brand of kick ass Americana and promoting monthly Ladies Nights featuring some of the scene’s most outstanding female talent.

Her old school/new vibe live performances are selling out London’s hottest spots, some solo and others with her band “Savannah Gardner & The Recovering Good Girls”. Her band of RGGs bend the Country Music genre to their mighty will, blending soul, blues and honky tonk into a sound that is both unique and deeply rooted in tradition. SG & The Recovering Good Girls continue to spread joy, love and “bad-assery” across the venues, pubs and clubs of the UK.

Michelle Miller & Mark J. Lee from Longshore Drifters have quickly gained a reputation for passionately reinvigorating classic country sounds both on stage and in the studio. From Telecaster twang driven roof raisers to smokey 3 am heartbreak ballads The Longshore Drifters serve it all up with equal parts rhinestone swagger and ‘down home’ charm & humility, making them firm favourites among hardcore country aficionados and the honky tonk curious alike.

Duet heavy, old school country pickers who wear the influence of golden age Honky Tonk and Cosmic Country proudly on pearl snapped sleeves. A living jukebox exuding the very essence of dim lights, thick smoke and loud loud music, two stepping in the shadows of Conway & Loretta, Gram & Emmylou, The Drifting Cowboys and The Buckaroos.