Arthur Brown and True Strays

Arthur Brown, born in England, is a rock singer known for his operatic voice and theatrical performances. A pioneer of shock and progressive rock, he influenced heavy metal. Leading bands like The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, his 1968 hit "Fire" topped UK and Canadian charts and reached #2 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Known as "The God of Hellfire," he collaborated with legends like Jimi Hendrix, The Who, and Frank Zappa. Brown's prolific career includes work with The Alan Parsons Project and The Prodigy. His theatrical show "A Human Perspective" launched in 2022 to critical acclaim.

Bristol duo True Strays blend Americana, roots rock, and blues with vintage 70s vibes. They’ve toured the UK, Sweden, supported Lukas Nelson, and rocked top festivals.