Paul Heaton and Westonbirt Arboretum

English singer-songwriter Paul Heaton rose to fame as the leader of the 1980s college rock band the Housemartins before forming the Beautiful South in 1988. Known for his wry wit and infectious melodies, he later launched a successful solo career and collaborated with former bandmate Jacqui Abbott.

British punk-folk artist Billy Bragg emerged in the early 1980s, blending DIY minimalism with political themes. He released acclaimed albums like Brewing Up with Billy Bragg and the Top 10 breakthrough Talking with the Taxman About Poetry, featuring collaborations with Johnny Marr and Kirsty MacColl.

Rianne Downey is a Scottish singer-songwriter from Bellshill, Glasgow, celebrated for her country, folk-pop, and indie-pop style. She gained recognition through busking and online covers. Her debut album, "The Consequence of Love," topped UK Country and Americana charts. Downey earned the 2022 Scottish Music Awards' Breakthrough Artist of the Year and has collaborated with Paul Heaton. Her popular songs include "Fuel to the Flame" and "Good in Goodbye."