The Akira ethos is to promote nothing but good music, booking great up and coming artists or those on the cusp of bigger things.

Golden Fable

Headlining we have the very hyped and very talented Golden Fable. Tim McIver and Rebecca Palin make up the new duo from Wales. They used to be known as the leading protagonists for the cult group known as Tim and Sam’s Tim and the Sam Band. The former band toured, playing many major festivals and they even managed to deliver an album. From September of last year they turned their skills to this new project and adopted the new moniker, which thankfully is actually perfectly tailored to their sound.

Wrenne

 Wrenne is the operating name of Utah-born pop singer and songwriter Eliza Wren Payne, who expresses her musical narration through pop, electronica, electro-acoustic and experimental composition. The song ‘Come Alive’ is the first taste of what is set to be a defining year for Wrenne, with an EP and a host of documentary style self-produced videos due over the coming months. 

All Too Animal 

Formed in early 2011 All Too Animal really are a fresh and exciting band, with early success to prove it. This summer alone has seen All Too Animal crowned winners of The Music League competition in June, playing 2000 capacity boutique event Winterwell Festival which won them the opportunity to play 12,000 capacity London one day festival 1-2-3-4 Shoreditch.

Jamie Parisio

Jamie Parisio is a singer/songwriter who has drawn comparisons with the likes of Nick Drake, Ray LaMontagne, Iron & Wine and Jeff Buckley. He taught himself to play the guitar aged 14 and fronted hard-rock band Fluid before embarking on a solo career. Me and Deboe:

"Blending an originality of sound with lyrics that are both poetic and evocative, this acoustic duo delivers up a performance that is wholly breath-taking and utterly unique, redefining Rock 'n' Roll for the modern age."