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CloudwatcherUno catches up with Brennan Leigh backstage at Black Deer Festival 2024. We get to speak about all things Wonder Women of Country (the group will be playing in Spain in July 2024), the reason why Brennen loves Marks and Spencer service stations, her music and the advice she would give herself as a younger artist. PLAY. LISTEN. ENJOY.

Gill started her music career at Capital Radio, working her way through the ranks becoming the Head of Entertainment at the station.  She was charged with producing the first ever 100,000 capacity Party in the Park at Hyde Park.Gill recognised there was a gap in the market for high quality, well made and aesthetically pleasing fencing and barriers.  She co-founded entertee hire, an award winning fencing and barrier company supplying to the event industry.Within the events industry, Gill is best known for the Black Deer Festival.  Gill is the Co-Founder, Promoter/Festival Director of Black Deer Festival, in its 5th year, staged only 3, because of Covid.  Black Deer encapsulates everything I learned over the many years in the industry and everything I love. Gill warm personality shines through on her podcast chat – you can feel the love when she talks about her family and the Black Deer Festival.This recording was done out on location with Gill, hence some of the background noise during the recording. We don't get much time off from our events!Keep a track of all that's going on with the Podcast via; www.theeventsinsight.com/www.linkedin.com/company/the-events-insight-podcast/www.instagram.com/the_eventsin/ See more about our Season Sponsor EFS Europe via;https://www.efseurope.co.uk/Find out more about our Shoutout Sponsor Northampton University via;https://www.northampton.ac.uk/Our Season Quickfire round Sponsor is Yellow Glove Productions;  https://yellow-glove.co.uk/ Our partnership with Standout Magazine is also worth following;https://standoutmagazine.co.uk/

Sam Teskey is founding member of the Grammy nominated Australian blues and soul band, The Teskey Brothers, alongside his brother Josh. Their debut album, Half Mile Harvest, was nominated for Best Blues and Roots Album at the 2018 ARIA Awards. They followed up with the album Run Home Slow in 2019, which debuted at #2 on the Australian Albums Chart and was nominated for seven ARIA Awards. Their new album, The Winding Way will be released in June and it's first single, Oceans of Emotions is out now. Throughout their career, Sam has been an integral part of the band's songwriting and production process, often credited as the producer and engineer of their albums. The Teskey brothers are currently on tour in the UK and Europe and will be playing the Black Deer Festival and Glastonbury, among others.Sam Teskey is guest number 288 on My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things he'd like to put in a time capsule; four he'd like to preserve and one he'd like to bury and never have to think about again .For The Teskey Brothers music and tour dates visit: theteskeybrothers.com .Follow The Teskey Brothers on Twitter: @teskeybrothers & Instagram @theteskeybrothers . Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens & Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by matthewboxall.com .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. Get this podcast ad-free by becoming a team member with Acast+! Your support will help us to keep making My Time Capsule. Join our team now! https://plus.acast.com/s/mytimecapsule. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week Amanda is joined by Singer-Songwriter and International Touring Artist Amy Montgomery. It's a beautiful open conversation about the realities and challenges of 'making it' as a musician and the level of self belief, work and investment that goes into it as a career.They discuss many topics like life, love, creativity, spirituality, grief and how loosing her mum at the age of 16 helped shape her perspective on life.About Amy:Amy Montgomery is based out of Belfast. At 23 years of age, she is already a musical force of nature, performing with great intensity on both guitar and keyboards. Adorned in war paint and flamboyantly designed stage outfits, she presents a fearless and confident persona both as a performer and singer. She has played major festivals such as Glastonbury, Cambridge Folk Festival, Black Deer Festival and is due to headline festivals in Austria and Germany this summer.Connect with Amy:Website - https://www.amymontgomery.meInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/amymontgomeryofficial****HUGE Thanks to The Lough Erne Resort in Fermanagh for Sponsoring the next few Podcast episodes.For full details of the resort and their Thai Spa packages see: https://www.lougherneresort.com/***********Amanda's new course - 8 week online 'Building Confidence and Self Esteem'Starting Thursday 11th May at 7.30pm on ZoomBook NOW! (Only 3 Spaces Left)https://www.eventbrite.com/e/607669715477**********To BOOK Amanda for coaching/mentoring/public speaking email - amandastjohnmusic@gmail.comor follow her:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/acreatedlife_coach Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Americana Deep Dive with DJ Lonnie - a journey through the musical heart of America. This is the third of three show showcasing the wonderful artists appearing at this years Black Deer Festival at Eridge Park in Kent from 16th to 18th May.

Americana Deep Dive with DJ Lonnie - a journey through the musical heart of America. This the second of three show featureing this years line up for the Black Deer Festival at Eridge Park in Kent from 16th to 18th June this year. Enjoy.

Americana Deep Dive with DJ Lonnie - a journey through the world of american music.The Deep Dive is back. This is the fist of three show featureing the artists & music at this years Black Deer Festival 2023 at Eridge Park In Kent on 16th, 17th & 18th June.Check it out at www.blackdeerfestival.com

We had the pleasure of interviewing Franky Perez over Zoom video.Franky Perez' new album Crossing the Great Divide is out now on Black Sea Music.Perez's new songs have indeed been road tested after playing them on three different stages at the Black Deer Festival in the UK in front of cheering crowds and confirming that the songs translate live and work as well as they do in the studio. Kentonline in the UK said he “filled the packed tent with American soul and foot stomping beats. . . with a call and response style provoking the crowd to chant back together.”Leading up to the album release, Perez unveiled “The Great Divide” as well as “90's Love Song,” of which Glide Magazine describes as “a persistently hook-filled song that gives a fluorescent glow to modern pop.” The track was mixed by multiple-Grammy award winner Sebastian Krys—whose recent accolades include producing the latest Elvis Costello album.The new album finds Franky—clean and sober for 9 years—returning to his roots to tell a story of self-transformation. Crossing The Great Divide is full of big melodies, hooks and sentiments that are real and often autobiographical.The new record runs the gamut of Perez's many talents as songwriter and multi-instrumentalist and he played almost everything on it. “That's something I'm really proud of,” he says. “I probably performed about 90% of the instrumentation on the album and I recorded and engineered it myself. If I felt that I couldn't get a certain feel, then I reached out to that particular player to get it.”With a commanding vocal presence and a charismatic personality, singer/songwriter Perez has worked with artists ranging from Billy Gibbons and Joe Cocker to Darius Rucker and Ringo Starr and has also performed with Steven Tyler, Cody Jinks, Chris Janson and Slash among many others. Along the way, Perez has released four critically acclaimed solo albums and his music was featured on six seasons of Sons of Anarchy. He has performed at major events, charities and music festivals all over the world.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #FrankyPerez #CrossingtheGreatDivide #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/follow/ Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

This week we are joined by the lovely Gill Tee, a hugely experienced festival and event organiser who has won multiple awards across the UK for herself and the events she creates and promotes. With over 20 years of experience under her belt in the industry, she discusses her new festival love with Black Deer Festival, celebrating Americana and country, held at Eridge Park in Kent, UK.  Gill takes us back to her earlier days, learning the ropes at Capital Radio to start her own production business – Entertee. Entertee recently celebrated 21 years in the business. Gill continues to be a breath of fresh air in the industry, providing the positivity and determination we all strive for within the industry.     Apple Podcasts: https://t.ly/212Podcast Spotify: https://t.ly/212PodcastSpotify Podbean: https://t.ly/212Podbean   www.212musicgroup.com/the212podcast

The chief executive of an academy trust in Kent says the government needs to listen to scientists before deciding when all children should return to school. There are calls for ministers to set out a route map of how and when children will go back to class. Hear from David Whitehead who is the CEO of the Potential in Everyone Academy Trust. Also in today's podcast, asylum seekers being held at a former army barracks in Kent are to be moved to hotels if they receive a negative Covid test. We get reaction from the Kent Refugee Action Network. There are calls for people from minority ethnic groups in Kent not to turn down the chance of having the Covid vaccine. And, the organisers of the Black Deer Festival update us on their plans for the summer after it was confirmed Glastonbury has been cancelled.

Premiering at Nashville Film Festival 2019, The Sheriff of Mars is a music documentary that tells the story of Daniel Antopolsky, a country and folk musician who was friends with Townes Van Zandt and who, the film suggests, helped to inspire Townes' now iconic outlaw country song "Pancho and Lefty." Wanting to escape the dark influence of the 1970s outlaw country music scene, Daniel retreated to France where he was discovered by Jason Ressler, the director of Sheriff of Mars. Jason was so captivated by Daniel's music that he became his manager, helping him release his first album at the age of 65. More albums followed as did press from the BBC, Rolling Stone, and other renowned publications. Under Jason's guidance, Daniel began getting booked to perform at prominent music events, including SXSW and the Black Deer Festival in the UK. Not content to merely be Daniel's manager, Jason also put together a music documentary to raise awareness of Daniel and his music. The Sheriff of Mars is what resulted, an affirming, on-screen demonstration of how it's never too late to start a music career or to revitalize once-abandoned dreams. If the vision is there, you need collaboration to make it happen, but if you compromise the vision—if you have a good vision—it's not going to turn out well." - Jason Ressler Jason is the first manager-director I've met, so I invited him on the show to get his take on finding success in film and music. Some of the things we discuss include How he got a BBC profile for Daniel How to persevere when beset by failure Collaborating with music producers and engineers to create an album that’s right for an artist The interview he did with James Brown before he died and the impression that left If you listen all the way to the end, you'll get to hear Daniel's song "Fish Bait Blues," which is also featured in the film. [spp-player url="http://traffic.libsyn.com/nsavides/Byron-Reese-Fourth-Age-Smart-Robots-Conscious-Computers-Future-of-Humanity-podcast-interview-NICKSAV-film-music-SHOW.mp3"] Sponsors for this Episode nsavides productions  I make friendly, engaging videos for earnest people. Some of my videos are here. I want to get better at connecting with others, so I'm putting together a couple of videos as an experiment. In the one below, I explore the New Orleans Art Museum, its surrounding sculpture garden, and a few places nearby.  I also address some of the underlying issues that get in the way of connection, at least for me, and I try to do so with playfulness and honesty. Connection Experiment: New Orleans Say hello: podcast@nsavides.com # Masterclass Online training from some of the world's best filmmakers, musicians, and creative leaders. Get access to all of Masterclass's world-class instructors for one great price: MasterClass All-Access Pass # Learn from and get inspired by Hans Zimmer, the composer on Gladiator, Interstellar, The Lion King, and more. # Related Episode In the interview, Jason mentioned being impressed by what Hannah Leder and her co-director were able to put together with a limited budget. On this episode, I interview Hannah about how she and her co-director pulled off a compelling film with just a two-person crew. # Related Things Sheriff of Mars Facebook, Instagram, YouTube Daniel's music on Spotify More of my podcast coverage of Nashville Film Festival My take on Frank Capra, for old time's sake Shortcut for the podcast: nicksav.show Additional music for the show provided by Rob Costlow. # Shows Mentioned Black Panther Gardians of the Galaxy Grey Gardens The Lion King  Mr. Smith Goes to Washington The Planters  Salesman Searching for Sugar Man The Sheriff of Mars Sid Bernstein Presents... Wonder Woman  # Musicians Mentioned The Beatles  Bob Dylan Daniel Antopolsky Drake  Emmylou Harris James Brown  Jessye Norman Justin Townes Earle Mississippi John Hurt Ray Charles  Steve Earle Taylor Swift  Townes Van Zandt Willie Nelson Book Mentioned A Confederacy of Dunces  If You Liked the Show Donate $1 to help keep the show going. Sign up for The nsavides Newsletter. Subscribe or leave an honest review: Apple Podcasts Spotify Overcast Say hello on Twitter:  @nsavidesPRO Thank you for visiting!

This week with Ian was on a Charity Bike Ride so Alan O'Hare from Only Child and The Black Deer Festival steps in. This weeks special guest is Jade Thunder live in the Studio chatting and playing some of her own songs and songs from Joni Mitchell

Black Deer is on a mission to bring the real Americana & Country music, and way of life, to the UK – expressed through a unique music festival. Founders, Gill Tee and Deborah Shilling, amalgamate their experience producing Capital Radio’s Party in the Park, and the Hop Farm Festival to create an incredible family festival with a fast-growing community of raving fans. We discuss the difficulties of launching a festival, how a business can become your identity, and some stand out acts of past and present. 01:00 Last week with Buses 4 Homeless 02:05 This week we speak to Black Deer Festival 02:38 Gill and Debs join us in the studio, and Gill discusses their back ground 06:40 Debs talks us through starting their first business 07:24 A major learning curve, running Hot Farm Festival 08:30 How Black Deer started through a change meeting at a party 11:28 “Creating Worlds” 12:43 Why Americana 15:05 Living Black Deer and building the community 17:30 Country Music 22:05 Family friendly festival 23:35 The big changes from year one Cashless festivals 28:45 Almost losing passenger 29:45 Stand out acts 32:15 The SupaJam stage 35:18 Where is Black Deer headed 36:50 Getting tickets this year and Black Deer Social Media 38:28 Recap on the interview 40:20 Edinburgh Fringe recommendations 42:58 Shout social media You can reach the guests here Instagram: Blackdeerfest Facebook: Blackdeerfest Twitter: Blackdeerfest Website: www.blackdeerfestival.com Mentions Capital Radio Party in the Park Hyde Park Hop farm festival Entity (production) Beth Burton (Booker) On Air Dining Desertfest Passenger Stu Larson The Dead South Fantastic Negrito Band of Horses Alabama 3 Kris Kristofferson Sonia Leigh SupaJam Edinburgh Fringe Fox Dog Studio Jake Lambert The Pleasance Courtyard Ray Jones The Courtyard Zeitgeist (PR) Sonia Leigh Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

Peter Conway brings his 40 years’ experience in the music business, to the burgeoning world of Country and Americana. A collaboration with Nashville based, Aristo Media and Canary Wharf Arts + Entertainment, Nashville Meets London brings together the genre’s finest up and coming talent, from both sides of the pond. Peter tells us why artistic credibility is key when putting on a festival, updates us on this years’ format and lay’s out some of his stand-out acts of the year. 00:38 recap of last week 00:58 Our dream pop ups 02:30 Ben recaps his little trip to Ibiza 04:45 Love Box 08:00 The Garden Party in Walthamstow 08:20 This weeks episode 10:20 Peter Conway begins by talking about his background 12:42 Nashville, Country Music and the story of Nashville Meets London 16:40 Why Canary Wharf 17:40 Pitching the festival to Jeff Walker 20:00 Baylon Leonard and The Long Road festival 20:45 Artistic credibility when putting on a festival 22:42 Developing the brand 26:00 Who’s performing this year 28:05 Cost, times and dates 30:40 Peters stand our artists 31:41 Peters best gig of recent times 42:15 That thing you can’t bottle 43:22 Black Deer Festival 43:47 Recap on the show 45:00 Pizza Express and Music 46:50 The Weekly Shout 47:20 The Love Island Experience, Luna Cinema 50:00 Thanks and Social Media 50:25 Dan Atkins and Buses 4 Homeless You can reach the guests here Instagram/Facebook: @nashvillemeetslondon Twitter: @nashmeetslondon Web: www.nashvillemeetslondon.com/ Mentions Nashville Meets London Meredith O’Shaughnessy Inventive production High Nightclub Aristo Media Canary Wharf arts + entertainment The Half Moon Young People’s Theatre Raintown (band) Canada Square Park Baylon Leonard The Long Road Festival Pizza Express Holborn Nashville Meets London Presents.... Sonia Leigh Lisa Wright UK The Southern Companion Austin Jenckes Two ways home Cash Campbell Grace Jones on Black Heath Morgan Myles Logan Brill Jewell of the empire murder mystery Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

This week we’re joined by Nick Moran, creative director and Co-founder of Time Run; the ground breaking escape room specialists. Nick talks us through their newest project, a collaboration with Hartswood Films and Sherlock writers Mark Gattiss and Steven Moffat. “Sherlock: The Game Is Now” has taken escape rooms to the next level with ingenious game play, unparalleled narrative, and digital appearances from the stars of the show themselves. Nick tells us how it all came together for him and his business partners, after a series of less successful ventures. 00:36 recap on Hop King last week 02:06 Black Deer Festival 04:50 Stuart’s Mum house catches fire 06:30 the Eagles at Wembley 08:30 Ben explains why sitting down at a gig is actually a good thing 09:34 The Mary Quant Exhibition 10:35 Beyond the Road at the Saatchi Gallery 11:57 This weeks episode - Sherlock: The Game Is Now 12:50 Nick joins us in the studio 14:10 The story of how it started with a series of unsuccessful projects 16:36 Their first game, in 2015 17:00 The investors and how important financing is to a business / project 19:30 The second game, Time Run the celestial chain - and how this spawned the Sherlock Game. 20:40 Steven Moffat, Mark Gattiss and the BBC. 21:45 How you write the script of a game like this, and the mechanics of building the environment and game play 24:35 IP and the production company 26:15 Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch 28:15 The hardest thing so far - finding a venue, we also discuss the licensing issues 32:20 The future of Sherlock: The Game Is Now 36:59 Cost, times and dates 37:15 Social Media 38:38 Recap of Nick and Sherlock: The Game Is Now 39:30 What’s on this summer 40:18 This weeks thanks and Shout About social media You can reach the guests here Instagram: @221b Twitter: @221b Facebook: @SherlockTheGameIsNow Web: www.thegameisnow.com Mentions On air dining Black deer festival Hop king The V and A Beyond the Road at the Saatchi Gallery Punch drunk The Mary Quant Exhibition Hartswood Films Present Laughter Pride Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london www.shoutabout.london 

(June 11, 2019 - Hour 2) In the 2nd hour, I will be joined by good friend of the show Dr. BBQ, Ray Lampe. We will get a quick update on the restaurant get his thoughts on the BBQ Hall of Fame selections and see what he has going on over the next few weeks including something called The Black Deer Festival. Closing out the show tonight will be the new Director of Marketing for FOGO Charcoal, Joey Machado. For the last number of years Joey has been synonymous with B&B. He hopes to have the same success...or more...as he starts his new position and mission with FOGO Charcoal. Joey will talk about why he and B&B parted ways and what he will be doing first as he takes the marketing reigns at FOGO!   **VETERAN Q PROMO:  20% off with code “bbq20”   ***ORDER THE NEW GRILLSEEKER BOOK HERE***   ***Get 20% off on CBD products at Early Bird CBD by using code: “bbqcentral”   **OFFICIAL 2019 HORSE MEAT T-SHIRTS – CLICK HERE**   For quick access to all show merch and important links, you can use this Linktree site!   PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW SPONSORS The BBQ Guru Big Poppa Smokers Butchers BBQ Green Mountain Grills Cookin Pellets FireBoard Smithfield Southside Market & Barbeque FOGO Charcoal

In today's episode, James speaks to Gill Tee and Deborah Shilling, the organisers of the Black Deer Festival. Held in Kent, the festival opens its doors to the public for its second year soon, on the weekend of the 21st of June.After the accolades and awards that the festival won in its inaugural year in 2018, James was fascinated to know how Gill and Deborah felt in the aftermath. He also talks to them about what it took to get the festival off the ground last year, what the stress points were and continue to be and how they go about choosing the bill and line up for each festival.Gill and Deborah talk with honesty, openness and humour about the festival and what their plans are for the future. They also reveal who their all-time 'fantasy' choices would be if they could pick any musician or band to appear in the future at Black Deer.If you've ever wanted to know what it takes to take a festival idea from conception to reality and beyond, this episode is for you!

We return! This week we are joined by Jon Finch and Ben Merrington (silent due to no microphone) we catch up with them on their diner and of course hear about one of the best new festivals Black Deer. This podcast is brought to you by our kind sponsors ProQ, Kamado Joe & Smokewood Shack ProQ is dedicated to providing you quality smoking products, with top notch service and free advice for beginners to pitmasters. You can find them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram under ProQSmokers. Kamado Joe is renowned for Build Quality and Innovation, from smoking, roasting or searing, Kamado Joe is the Premium Ceramic Grill, chosen by Michelin star chefs and BBQ enthusiasts alike. Kamado Joe’s patented technology lets you cook with confidence and stay in complete control, get that great BBQ taste and keep the moisture locked in your food. Check out kamadojoe.co.uk plus Facebook and Twitter. Smokewood Shack delivers quality smoking wood every time! They provide the smokey goodness - you provide the talent! So if you are looking for smoking wood chunks, dust, chips or planks then head on over to SmokewoodShack.com.

This week’s podcast takes a turn into deepest Kent to look at the Black Deer Festival. The Americana & Country Music festival was launched in 2018 and received critical acclaim for its lineup and atmosphere. Founder and promoter Gill Tee joins host James Dickson to talk about why and how the festival was created, and the inspiration behind the atmosphere that she and her team wanted to create. Gill also talks about her experiences within the live events industry, as well as the difficulties of juggling the creative and operational roles that she has within the festival.

For the first episode of a brand-new season, Shout About are back, this time with their friend, Ray Jones. Known all over town as ‘Mr London’, Ray’s career has seen him go from a super connected concierge, via TimeOut and landed him at the doorstep of his own incredible music venture. If you want to hear about the coolest bars in London, the places to go for live gigs, or the up and coming stars in the music scene, look no further than Ray Jones and his ‘banq’ of incredible talent. Venues mentioned: 00:20 Reintroduction in to Shout About London 01:00 Recap of last week 01:40 26 Leake Street – Shout About London’s new venue 07:00 Rat Bar @ 26 Leake Street 10:15 Our three favourite events, we’ve been to since the last episode 16:25 Ray Jones of Talentbanq joins us in the studio 18:15 Ray’s background, including life as a concierge 21:47 TimeOut London 23:04 Launching The TimeOut Card & TimeOut Live 23:40 The Rising Stars Gig 24:24 The Rising Stars 28:55 Sonia Leigh 28:40 Talentbanq 41:45 Biggest challenge 43:00 26 Leake Street (again) 45:00 Rat Bar @ 26 Leake Street 47:00 Biggest Success 56:30 Ray’s favourite bars in London 59:25 Time for a game “7 in 7” – Ray has to guess his own artists 1:09:34 Talentbanq social media handles 1:10:10 Mr London 1:10:45 Recap of Mr London 1:12:37 Tunnel Vision Live / Tunnel Vision unplugged 1:13:40 The Weekly Shout 1:18:39 Thank you’s 1:18:55 Social Media Handles 1:20:05 Enjoy the outro tune Mentions: Studio Boom, Marques Almeida, Adidas – Deerupt Trainer, Fendi (FF Reloaded), Lisa Canny, Red Bull, Danny Price, Rat Bar, The Cans Festival, Gary Alford, Wu Tang Clan, Black Deer Festival, Smart Hospitality, The Great Escape Festival, The Naked Bike Ride, Phoenix Artist Club, The Alley Cat, Cro Bar, The Isle of White Festival, The Hard Rock Café, Hawker House, Sonia Leigh, Café Nero, The Jazz Café, 229 Venue, Belle Roscoe, Joe Slater, Anavae, Belle Roscoe, Ray Waters, The Zipheads, Key West, The Ned, The Spiritual Bar, The Green Note, Lisa Wright, Lots Holloway, Megan O’Neil, Penny Riviera, Joe Slater, Broken Witt Rebels, Waterloo Food Month, London Pride, Her 

Wildwood Kin chat with Scott Nicholls at the first Black Deer Festival in Eridge Park, Kent.

Jess And The Bandits chat with Scott Nicholls at Black Deer Festival 2018

O&O chat with Scott Nicholls at Black Deer Festival 2018

Sam Palladio chats with Scott Nicholls at Black Deer Festival 2018

Sarah Darling chats with Scott Nicholls at The Black Deer Festival 2018

Catherine McGrath chats with Scott Nicholls at The Black Deer Festival 2018

Today's guest has spent time curating his songwriting craft from the likes of Country, Blues and Americana influences such as Merle Haggard, Ray Charles and Darrell Scott. Ben Danaher is Texas native and comes from a musical family, specifically his father who spent time touring as a singer/songwriter and greatly impacted Ben’s decision to pursue that same career for himself. We chat about his musical background, moving to Nashville and performing alongside his peers Steve Moakler, Sean McConnell, Ryan Beaver and more. Additionally he shares stories behind his sync cuts for “The Ranch” on Netflix and CMT’s Nashville. His latest single “Hell and High Water” was written with Maren Morris and is a preview of the songs you’ll hear on his full-length album “Still Feel Lucky” set to release this September. Not only is he a very talented songwriter but you will definitely want to check out his performances on the road. He kicks off his first tour in Europe this summer which includes a show at the Black Deer Festival featuring headliners Jason Isbell and Iron & Wine. We talk about all of the latter and more. For news on his upcoming tour dates and new music visit bendanaher.com. You can also follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.