Dr. Feelgood with Kalandra, Wreckless Eric, and more

Norwegian/Swedish quartet Kalandra blends melancholic Nordic sounds with gritty guitars and ethereal melodies. Known for albums like *The Line*, they've toured with Leprous and Wardruna.

Born Eric Goulden in Newhaven, England, Wreckless Eric is known for his playful eccentricity and wise pub-rock style. He gained fame with Stiff Records in the late '70s, recognized for punk-pop hits like "Whole Wide World," produced by Nick Lowe. After early success, Eric's productivity slowed until a revival in 2004. Collaborating with Amy Rigby, he explored a mature lyrical style. Notable works include America and Leisureland. He's been covered by artists like the Proclaimers and featured in the film Stranger Than Fiction.

A.A. Williams, known for epic, folk-rooted heavy music, has toured globally with Cult of Luna and The Sisters of Mercy. Acclaimed albums include Forever Blue and As The Moon Rests.

Formed on Canvey Island in the 1970s, Dr. Feelgood became a top live rhythm and blues act. Known for raw performances, they hit No. 1 in the UK with "Stupidity" and gained global fame with singles like "Roxette" and "Milk and Alcohol." Original lineup changed, but they continue to tour globally with members like Robert Kane. Featured in Julien Temple’s film "Oil City Confidential."