Rufus Miller A London-based singer, guitarist, and songwriter who brings raw psych-alt-rock to the stage with intense grunge energy. His power trio consists of: Rufus Miller (guitar, vocals), Andy Thompson (bass), and Bob Kessels (drums).

Rufus gained valuable stage experience during six years of playing in Sting’s band, which he now transforms into his own original work and captivating concerts. His shows start gently and gradually build into finales full of energy and emotion. His music is both intimate and raw, conceived as “therapy on stage” that pulls listeners into the depth of the moment. For fans of Nirvana or Pearl Jam, Rufus Miller delivers an authentic experience: urgent, truthful, and completely uncompromising.

“A brilliant song… full on therapy session. … This is blues at its most primal and raw.” — Maximum Volume Music, 2022

Misty Miller “The South London Songstress” Misty Miller is a musician from South London who first drew attention with her self-titled debut album in 2011, released when she was just 16. Shortly after, she signed with Sony and released her second album The Whole Family Is Worried. However, the experience proved challenging and led to a certain disillusionment with the music industry. In 2019, Misty returned to performing, with renewed energy and drive for her craft, beginning to release music independently. Since then, she has put out a 12-track tape, three EPs, and most recently her single Too Heavy. Although she chose a path outside the mainstream, Misty remains a respected figure within her local music community, known for her authenticity and unwavering dedication to her art.

Rotten Hands Prague-based band Rotten Hands, formed by artists active in the theatre scene, creates original music rooted in the aesthetics of cinematic western soundtracks, with overlaps into post-rock and post-punk. The band was born out of inspiration from a sketched-out western comic. The fictional characters of the story subtly resemble the band members themselves.