Join us at the fiddlers elbow on june 4th for a headline show from away//fans with support coming from James sebastian and tied to your soul.

doors open at 7pm and tickets are £8 advanced and £10 otd 

Away Fans are an indie-rock four piece from London that set out to make music that gets everyone dancing, screaming and misbehaving. With a comprehensive and electric live performance described as "infectious dirty dance" with "propulsive disco rhythms", they never leave a crowd standing on their heels. Fresh from their first two UK tours and three dates in New York in the last 12 months, their live show is set to continue to breathe life into the dingy basements, dancefloors and fields of the UK.

A solo artist with a backing band aiming to bring the energy and passion of 70s classic rock back into the modern music scene. 

Since November 2021, my band and I have played over 60 highly energetic, well-rehearsed shows across the country headlining established venues such as The Cavern, The Phoenix (Exeter), The Cellar Bar (Bournemouth), The Golden Lion, Crofter's Rights (Bristol), The Fiddler's Elbow, O'Neill's and Mascara Bar (London). 

Performances are just as important as the music for me: the crowd needs to be there every step of the way. 

Alongside my live shows, my social media fanbase is growing rapidly on all platforms. I post four TikToks every weekday and post daily content on Instagram while I've had posts reach 8k likes on Threads.

My debut EP, "Snowglobe" has more than 5,000 streams and my sophomore EP, "Goldlove" has recently topped 1,000 streams. 

Already this year, we have collected the Best Classic Rock and Blues Act Award at the Radio Wigwam Awards 2025 and the plan now is to put out a new single every two months for the foreseeable future. 

Emerging from Watford Uk, TiedToYourSoul are a groovy/alternative rock band formed from the ashes of Mikey Murphy's previous musical collective.

They combine Groovy rock songs with catchy melodies and a big sound combined with prog rock vibes showcasing their versatili

Source: The Fiddler's Elbow website