James Barton 'Save Me' at The Crown

A gig held at The Crown on Saturday 4th May. The event starts at 19:00.


Following the release of their debut EP, ‘Save Me.’ James Barton invites you to an evening of heartfelt electronica, indie rock sing-alongs and everything in between.

Performing live hardware-focussed adaptations from their collection. James Barton showcases their unique vocal-driven electronica; coalescing vibrant, melodic textures with vulnerable, relatable lyricism. For fans of Bicep, Overmono & Bon Iver, James Barton offers an elegant, emotive escape from the everyday; navigating familiar experiences of love, life and expectation.

Sean Edwards has been a bedroom songwriter for over 10 years and after moving to Bristol is finally taking his songs to the stage. He’s been described as a wise old man, although just 26, with a wholesome and down-to-earth manner of speaking. Sean’s songs have been likened to that of The Killers, Strokes, and Oasis - With writings about self-reflection and life lessons. Sean is currently working on an E.P. titled "Be Your Own Best Friend" with three of the tracks out now and the last track on the way!...

Mousi makes music in bursts of creativity, with the aim of making something lighthearted that you can dance too. Taking inspiration from electronic IDM artists, such as Four Tet, Ross From Friends and Overmono, Mousi aims to get you out your head and into your bodies, moving.

Entry requirements: 18+

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