The Fallen Angels Club Glasgow Americana with Hazy Recollections

We are delighted to be once again to be teaming up with the Hazy Recollections team to bring you a first class afternoon of music.

Hazy Recollections head honcho Findlay Napier, who recently performed at CCA, will be joined by an array of talent from home and abroad. Findlay will sing some of his own energetic material, join in with others on the bill, and generally run the sparkling show as at previous festivals.

New Jersey singer/songwriter Anthony D’Amato (pictured) makes a welcome return to Glasgow. The even better news is that he’s heading to Glasgow with a new album release in tow, The Shipwreck From the Shore. Anthony impressed Glasgow audiences on previous visits, opening up for Gretchen Peters and Israel Nash Gripka.

The Jellyman's Daughter is an Edinburgh-based duo featuring Emily Kelly on guitar and Graham Coe on cello, with vocal harmonies that share a unique affinity and create equal amounts of intimacy and excitement in their songs. Fans of Crooked Still will love these guys.

This year’s winners of The Danny Kyle Stage at Celtic Connections, The Chaplins are Jill (lead vocals, guitar, banjo, ukulele, harmonica), Lisa (drums, percussion, vocals, ukulele) and John (double bass, vocals). With their timeless feel, The Chaplins will appeal to all - eight or eighty you will find yourself mesmerised by this distinctive trio.

Singer-songwriter Genesee is an artist who draws you into her world through songs that approach you sideways but always end up written on your face. An enthusiastic people watcher; her songs and poems tell stories of the wayward souls of the great, grey land of Scotland of where she currently resides, weaving through its eclectic mix of culture and opportunity.