BEER & BUSKING FEAT. Herodias // Royal Blues // + MORE

Herodias are an alternative rock group based in west London. They started their journey in 2021 and Since then have amassed a small following in their home town. After playing a few small gigs in their local area, Herodias stepped into a recording studio and officially became recording artists during the summer of 2023 recording their first track being the rock ballad,”Beloved one” and releasing this on October of the same year. Since then, the band have been working towards performing more gigs around London and have a variety of new tracks planned to be recorded for 2024 and performed live, including their rock anthem “Addictions.”

Formed in London at the back end of 2023, Royal Blues fuse Bluegrass, Alt Country and Blues with blistering lead vocals, immaculate three-part female harmonies and Pixies-esque guitars. The bands first release “Everybody Knows” is to feature in a forthcoming documentary, Dogs Are People Too, which will be airing at New York and Tokyo Film Festivals. New single, “Made From Sin” is to follow this autumn.Based around the songwriting partnership of lead singer Stu Souter and lead guitarist Craig Davies, Royal Blues draw inspiration from a hedonistic London lifestyle and the debauched characters met along the way. From the coast up to the big smoke… Lead singer, Stu’s vocals have been described as Howling Wolf meets Johnny Cash. The perfect mix for songs which range from Delta Blues stompers to Alt Country ballads. Second City sounds….. Lead guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, Craig, traded Birmingham for London and has toured and recorded ever since. An ex-signed artist, this new incarnation is his first as a principal songwriter. They are aided and abetted by an array of talented of musicians and singers from around the globe. Crack harmonies are delivered by a trio of female backing vocalists, Labhaoise, Bella and Ana, hailing from Ireland, England and Portugal respectively and a rhythm section with chops, Simon from the North of England and Kidu from Ethiopia