A powerful live performer specialising in tribute shows celebrating the music of Rag’n’Bone Man and Teddy Swims, available as a solo act, with a live drummer, or with a full band. The show can focus on one artist or combine both in a double headline experience, blending British soul with the raw, powerful energy of modern American soul. Each performance brings together commanding vocals, strong stage presence, and a genuine connection with the audience.
The Rag’n’Bone Man tribute delivers grit, soul, and emotional depth. The performance is presented wearing pieces of Rag’n’Bone Man’s own clothing, gifted to the performer, a unique detail that reflects both authenticity and respect for the music. The Teddy Swims set showcases incredible vocal range and dynamic energy, moving seamlessly between intimate, soulful moments and powerful, explosive choruses.
The show can be performed solo when the atmosphere calls for a stripped-back performance, or alongside a live drummer. The drummer is the performer’s brother, and their onstage connection is built on instinct, trust, and years of making music together. This natural chemistry creates a performance that feels raw, energetic, and completely authentic.
For larger stages and events, the act expands into a full band made up of professional musicians who have grown up playing together. The connection between the band members is genuine and effortless, shaped by years of friendship and shared musical experience. That chemistry allows the music to breathe and gives the show a powerful live energy that audiences can feel.
The performer’s style has been shaped by years at the hard end of the live music industry, playing challenging rooms and demanding audiences. Those experiences developed the ability to read a room instantly, command a stage, and deliver a confident, engaging performance every night.
This show is not about imitation or costumes. It is about authenticity, musicality, and delivering the songs with the respect, passion, and power they deserve, creating a performance audiences remember long after the final note.