They say madness runs in the family. They say the same about creativity and passion. That’s good news for Larkin Poe’s sister duo Rebecca and Megan Lovell, the descendants of tortured artist, creative genius Edgar Allen Poe.

“‘Best discovery’ at Glastonbury 2014” – The Observer (UK)

“Larkin Poe, A Sister Act With Staying-power” – NPR

“…These gals like their gritty Southern heritage with a cosmopolitan twist” – The Huffington Post

“Violins and mandolins have been laid down in favour of slick electric guitars, their snappy vignettes of tough love bristling with a Seventies classic pop rock sheen of sinuous riffs, snappy handclaps and cheeky call and response vocals.” – The Telegraph

With guest act Lucy May.

The UK has been having somewhat of a country music revival of late and Lucy May is riding high on the wave of emerging new talent. Already tipped by Wogan to be the next big UK country star and thanks to Radio 2 her first single ‘Paper Heart’ was an instant radio hit after being play listed on the station, which gave her the vital next step and recognition she needed. Since then she has been making a name for herself in Nashville and New York working on her hugely anticipated next EP release Whirlwind, followed by the album of the same title name in the Spring.

And Raintown (accoustic)