Each of the four acts delivered unforgettable performances at London’s 229 Club, winning over music fans and industry bods alike.
The music varied wildly, from Allman Brown’s accomplished folk-pop to Jenn D’s high octane euro-dance. London trio Coves plumbed the darker depths of 80s indie in their six-song set, while Grass House combined classic 60s guitars with pounding rhythms.
Jules Parker, Membership Development at PRS for Music, who helped organise the event, said: ‘We’re really pleased to be giving fans an early opportunity to see some fresh new faces that they will soon be hearing a lot more about.
'Almost Famous is also a great opportunity for artists and it’s established itself as a great platform for music industry and fans to engage with new talent.’
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The music varied wildly, from Allman Brown’s accomplished folk-pop to Jenn D’s high octane euro-dance. London trio Coves plumbed the darker depths of 80s indie in their six-song set, while Grass House combined classic 60s guitars with pounding rhythms.
Jules Parker, Membership Development at PRS for Music, who helped organise the event, said: ‘We’re really pleased to be giving fans an early opportunity to see some fresh new faces that they will soon be hearing a lot more about.
'Almost Famous is also a great opportunity for artists and it’s established itself as a great platform for music industry and fans to engage with new talent.’
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