Traci Kennedy
Lymington based singer songwriter Traci Kennedy brings warmth, personality and a wonderfully natural presence to the local music scene. With a strong, expressive voice and a reputation for her engaging live performances, Traci moves comfortably between intimate acoustic songwriting and the blues.
Gig – Open Mic
The Grassy Knoll Ukulele Ensemble
Enthusiastic, fun-loving and young at heart, The Grassy Knoll Ukulele Ensemble cheerfully tackle any great song – as long as there aren’t too many tricky B or E chords!
UKERJAX
Quirky, original and always surprising, UKERJAX fearlessly go where others dread, cheerfully tackling songs of all genres including: rock ‘n’ roll, pop, punk, ska and a great collection of unlikely novelty songs.
MUSK
Friendly, fun and brimming with community spirit, MUSK (Milton Ukulele Strummers Klub), have brought smiles, songs and strumming to the New Forest since 2014.
Eddie Edwards (aka Eddie Woods)
A leading light in the southern New Forest ukulele scene, Eddie is a talented musician, songwriter and tireless champion of the music and community he loves.
Jim Insole
Jim is in the Bugle! We’re going down the town tonight, for Jim is in the Bugle, His mandolin a weapon and his voice a clarion call, For each and every underdog and soldier in the night, The chimes of freedom ringing through the halls… He sang the Midnight Special and the Wabash Cannonball, St […]
The Old Mill by Jonathan H. Klein
This month’s featured song is the truly stunning ‘The Old Mill’ by Jonathan H. Klein – a swirling, transcendent vortex of a song featuring superb guitar work and mystical lyrics that take the listener to an extraordinary place.
Robur the Crooked by John Meriton
An epic song capturing the tale of Robur The Crooked, an oak tree selflessly served generations of people.
John Meriton
John Meriton is a Hampshire based singer songwriter known for his warm, powerful, and witty delivery. His songs draw on real people, places, and experiences capturing the essence of everyday life with honesty and charm.
