They have already made it available to listen to on their Facebook page, so head over there to check it out.

And of course, the acoustic cover of a classic Day to Remember song…

You can purchase the Album on iTunes and remember that every download from iTunes goes to support the HOPE project.

More details on the gig can be found from the cellars directly.

You can also download their album directly from iTunes – and proceeds from that go back into the HOPE Project. So go buy it!!

Hard at work on their latest CD – keep your eyes peeled for info on that soon.

In the meantime, check them out on Facebook for up to date info on all their gigs.

Heather-Elizabeth Bailey, performed a solo gig with only her guitar for company, in a tent at the far end of the recreation ground to a small but very appreciative audience who really enjoyed her clear, uncluttered and soulful style of music with a melody of six original songs written by the artist herself. No more than you would expect at such an event.!! Well this artist is clearly a cut above the rest. Heather-Elizabeth, is just 15 years old, yet has the talent, style and stage presence that would not be out-of-place at either the Reading or Glastonbury Festivals.

I was lucky enough to get to chat with HEB when she came off stage and it was clear to me that unlike most girls of her age, here was a level-headed and passionate musician who just loves what she does. There are no illusions of being the next winner of ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ or being signed to a multi-million pound record deal. No, HEB loves to perform and from what I witnessed today, people love to listen to her.

I normally run a mile when I see teenaged girls heading towards microphones, fearing that I will be left with bleeding ears and an overwhelming need to report them to Social Services, as they are clearly in distress and pain. Yet, despite very bad acoustics and poor sound mixing by the POINTless highly trained theatre staff, this girl has a real skill. Not only is she self-taught on both the guitar and piano, HEB can really sing and sing in such a way that you are compelled to listen to every word that expresses her hopes, dreams, anger and love for life.

Closing her set with the powerful and very catchy, ‘Photographs-Notes-Letters’, written about the problems and distress of teenage love, Heather-Elizabeth was faced with new-found fans, shoving money into her hand, eager to secure a copy of her EP ‘Shadows’, which she had brought along with her in the hope that people might like her music. Well HEB, hope no more..

You are without doubt the most refreshing act to feature at the Eastleigh Music Festival and I am sure that we will be seeing much more of you in the coming years in your own, Pictures- Notes and BIG Letters.

Thanks to Matthew Myatt at the Black Balaclava for the interview!

And the audio to go with it…

The gig is on Tuesday 8th March 2011 at The Eastney Cellars in Portsmouth. Tickets are £5 available from us directly (send us an email), from one of the bands listed below or from the Cellars themselves.

Performing on the night are:

• Heather-Elizabeth
• Everything But Arms
• Defined Music
• UpSwitch
• Brutal Harmony

Two of the bands are making their debut at this gig – so it should be a cracker.