Taking to the stage in dark glasses, as the bright sunshine was out for one of our favourite performers, who immediately opened with "Shakey Bridges" giving a soulful almost Springsteenish feel to proceedings. Having already opened for Ashley Monroe this year and shortly to revisit the UK supporting Ashley McBryde, Sean is perfectly positioned to knock out these 8 or 9 song support slots, our hope is to see him back here headlining a show at some point. For those who had not

The task of opening the Front Porch Stage on Sunday fell to Kentucky born Ian Noe, given that the last time we saw him he was relentlessly downbeat this seemed an odd choice however witnessing these songs being sung on a Front Porch actually brought them more to life than seeing them sung in a plush London venue. It did seem that for 30 minutes or so we could be gathered in the Appalachian mountains listening to a passing troubadour. Make no mistake though, Ian's subject matt

The unenviable job of following Jessie Buckley fell to Robert Chaney, and in his own way, he and his high octane band produced something equally stunning in somewhat of a blink and you missed it 6 song set. Robert a tall figure in ripped jeans led the way on electric guitar, but there was also a pedal steel player, a keyboard player who also doubled up on tambourine as well as providing backing vocals and a drummer. The set began with "Agony", which gave us a raw rocking band