About Us
Our Sound & Performance
We're often described as having music that is mature for such a young band. We take inspiration from The Police, U2, Foofighters, The Script and Big Country. Our ultimate goal is to play to a packed out rock stadium!
Our classical training complements our lyrically strong rock sound.
We believe that it is important to story-tell in our music and we have written about things that we are passionate about such as mental health, suicide, addiction, social constraints, growing up, the fast pace of life and its pressures.
Most important, however, is that when we play together we have fun, show off our musical talent and deliver modern rock music to the world!
We love playing our energy filled shows and connecting with our audience and followers.
Lead Singer - Luke Notman
Luke grew up with music around the house. He has always sang and started songwriting in primary school when he picked up an acoustic guitar.
He is currently studying for his Trinity College ATCL Diploma in singing and has a diverse musical palate that spans from thrash to The Beatles, with a touch of classical influence. His strongest inspirations include rock giants like Foo Fighters, Queen, Coldplay, and U2, alongside the more introspective sounds of Bon Iver. Luke admires vocal powerhouses such as Sir Tom Jones, Steven Tyler, and Freddie Mercury, as well as the operatic, bass-baritone Sir Bryn Terfel.
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Lead Guitar - Finn Arnold
Finn first picked up a guitar at the age of nine and he hasn't put it down since! He was inspired by the guitar solo on Bon Jovi's 'You Give Love A Bad Name' and learned to play it in a month. He is currently studying for a diploma in Music performance at Exeter College and working toward his Grade 8. Finn is inspired by bands like Guns n Roses, U2 and Avenge Sevenfold. He aspires to mash up influence and technique from The Edge, Slash and Synyster Gates, as well as Mick Mars, Jake Pitts and Jonny Marr.
Gigs & Festivals
Little Orchard Festival - BBC Introducing Stage
Great Estate Festival - Scorrier Estate
Tunes in the Park - Port Eliot Estate
Tunes on the Sands - Blackpool Sands
Shebfest - Shebbear
Kindred Spirits Festival - Launceston
Exeter Respect Festival
Poltimore Festival
Exmouth Festival Abbfest - Abbotskerswell
Jollystock - Newton Abbot
Bishopsteignton Festival Main Stage
Toby's Garden Festival - Powderham Castle
Lyme Regis Sausage and Cider Festival
Ramsfest - Kingsteignton AFC
The Fleece - Bristol
Exeter Phoenix Mainstage
The Junction - Plymouth
The Barrelhouse - Totnes
The Palladium Club - Bideford
Bomba - Exeter
The Exchange - Bristol
Moor Beer Brewery - Bristol
Rock Bottom Bar - Teignmouth
Blues Bar, Barbican - Plymouth
The New Quay Inn - Teignmouth
Monkey Suit - Exeter
HMV Live & Local - Exeter
Powderham Castle
Phoenix Sounds Record Shop
Marina Bar - Plymouth
Furzeleigh Mill - Buckfastleigh
Dartmoor Whiskey Distillery
Ring of Bells - Bishopsteignton
Royal British Legion - Newton Abbot
Sharpy's Music Bar - Newton Abbot
The Band Stand Courtenay Park
King of Clubs Supporting The Kabins
Bass - Charlie Churchill
Charlie started playing the guitar aged six and at the age of ten, he was cast as Zack in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End production of School of Rock the Musical. At twelve, Charlie was selected by Gibson Guitars to be the sole UK representative in their G3 Generation Group – a global 2-year programme for gifted guitarists where he was mentored by Toby Lee. Now Grade 8 in Guitar and Bass, he studies music full-time in Exeter. Charlie, Luke and Finn met through the local music scene in Exeter and Charlie joined the band to play Bass and sing backing vocals in September 2024.
Drums - Daniel Charman
Daniel's rhythmic journey ignited at five, with formal drum lessons beginning at seven. His dedication quickly yielded six Trinity College distinctions and a five-year tenure as the sole drummer for the Torrington Silver Band, starting at just nine years old. This experience honed his skills and instilled a deep understanding of ensemble playing. Currently immersed in Music Performance studies at Exeter College, Daniel draws inspiration from drumming titans like Stewart Copeland and Zack Graybeal incorporating their techniques into his own dynamic style. His musical tastes range from Sam Fender and The Police to Inhaler and Wunderhorse.