Miles and Erica will be once more delving into their back catalogues to perform tracks from The Wonder Stuff and Vent 414 in addition to Miles' own extensive solo career alongside more recent tracks from their 2006 acoustic album, 'Not An Exit'.

The eagerly-awaited follow-up release to 'Not An Exit' is due for release on February 2nd 2009 and tracks from the new album will be performed during their “Shared” set.

Audience members will also get the exclusive opportunity to buy the new album before it's official release date.

The name Wayne Hussey is usually more associated with his work in Sisters of Mercy and The Mission. 

What many do not realise is that Wayne has been touring with his own solo material for a number of years, including the release of his album "Bare" in June 2008 containing tracks regularly performed during his solo shows stripped down to an acoustic format.

Roddy Frame

A who's-who of the artists that Roddy has worked with would include some of the most distinguished names such as The Clash' Mick Jones, Edwyn Collins, Paul Carrack and Ryūichi Sakamoto.

Roddy first came to prominence in the UK with his work as singer/songwriter with Scottish group Aztec Camera, recording between 1981 and 1995 although the group was effectively Roddy Frame plus session musicians since their 1987 album, "Love".  In 1995, Roddy laid the Aztec Camera brand to rest, working and releasing material under his own name.

Roddy's first solo material came out in 1996 with the album "The North Star" on the Independiente label.  His most recent release was the 2007 live album, "Live at The Blue Note, Osaka" although he continues to write and perform live across the UK, including a recent appearance at the 2008 Glastonbury Festival alongside long-time friend, Edwyn Collins.
 

Katell Keineg was born in Brittany and was brought up both there and in Wales. In the mid-nineties, she went to live in New York and was quickly embraced by the buzzing café scene around St Mark’s Place’s Sin-é. In 1993, while building her reputation for “conveying a nearly beatific sense of joy in performance” (Los Angeles Times), she released a seven-inch single on Bob Mould’s SOL Records label. That same year, Katell sang on Iggy Pop’s “American Caesar” and following his passing of her single on to Elektra, they signed her and released her first album “O Seasons, O Castles” in 1994.

1997 saw the release of Katell’s second album “Jet” receiving rave reviews leading to tours in the U.S. and Europe. It was even named one of the “Best Overlooked Pop Masterpieces Of The Decade” by Esquire. Keineg’s live work has included singing with Jeff Buckley, Allen Ginsberg and Calexico, opening for many people from Morphine to the Tarafs De Haidouks.

In 2002, Katell released an E.P. entitled “What’s The Only Thing Worse Than The End Of Time?” on Brooklyn based indie label, Field Recording Co. The recording included a live performance of “River Man” from a tribute to Nick Drake held at St Ann’s Church in Brooklyn.  In their review of the night, The New York Times declared her “…a young songwriter due for her own cult, who travelled the fine edge between rapture and loss so essential to Mr Drake’s art.” Following the release of a second E.P. (Shaking The Disease), Keineg released “High July”, her third album, in late 2004 to further enthusiastic reviews.

A re-recorded version of “On Yer Way” from that album was used on the soundtrack of Deborah Kampmeier’s indie film “Virgin” with Robin Wright Penn, also in 2004. Katell was the subject of a 6-page profile in The New York Times Sunday Magazine in July 2006 which led to sold out gigs in New York City. Summer 2007 was spent playing European festivals with concert pianist Katia Labeque’s experimental band, B For Bang, whose first album was released in January 2008. Keineg releases a 4-song E.P. this autumn that includes the re-recorded “On Yer Way” and a Welsh language cover of the Super Furry Animals song “Y Gwyneb Iau”.  She is currently recording her fourth album.