Multi award-winning singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Rosalie Cunningham (ex Purson/Ipso Facto) released her Mercury Music Prize nominated, self titled début album in 2019 through Esoteric Antenna, earning a Top 10 placing in the UK's official independent chart and attracting fantastic reviews and stellar ratings from Classic Rock, Uncut, Mojo and Kerrang. Rosalie built on her burgeoning reputation as an original and thought-provoking songwriter and musician with the release of her second solo album 'Two Piece Puzzle' During 2022 and 2023, an extensive and punishing touring schedule taking in venues and festivals throughout the UK and Europe gave audiences the opportunity to experience Rosalie's compelling, captivating and charismatic live performance at first hand. These, together with the acclamation afforded to 'Two Piece Puzzle', culminated in her being named Female Vocalist of the Year in January 2023 by the readers of PROG magazine.
The amazing reaction to these exhilarating and dynamic live performances led to one of the more intimate shows on her September 2023 UK tour being recorded – 'Live at Acapela' was released as a CD by Machine Elf Records in December 2023. 2024 commenced with a hugely successful appearance at Fusion Festival in the UK, followed in April by a 17-date tour of Scandinavia and Europe taking in Sweden, Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands and Belgium. Rosalie returned to Sweden in June appearing at Muskelrock.
When her hectic touring schedule has allowed, Rosalie has been working on her third solo studio album, 'To Shoot Another Day'. This album where released in November 2024, again through Esoteric Antenna. In april 2025 Rosalie Cunningham will once again tour Denmark.
'If Kate Bush and The Beatles had a baby it would be Rosalie Cunningham.' – CLASSIC ROCK
Local singer-song writer, Mads Høgsted, will grace us with his fine songs as well
MADS HØGSTED Mads Høgsted is a singer-songwriter from Northern Jutland. With trembling and understated melodies, he gazes both outward and inward. He writes his songs for those who have gone off-track and for those who still need a path. His lyrics and compositions are inspired by artists like John Martyn and Mark Hollis, Joni Mitchell and the golden age era folk-scene in general. The soundscape is analog and atmospheric, capturing the raw honesty of the complications of life at their most genuine. Themes in his songs include longing, self-awareness, doubt and hope.