Welcome to the London Vegan Festival webpages, which are now being hosted by Vegan Campaigns.

Musicians so far include...

Jennie B: www.myspace.com/jenniebmusic 

Songs, poems, tangential conversation

Tracey Curtis : www.myspace.com/traceycurtis

Acoustic / Pop Punk / Folk singer with a political edge.

Andy Halsey: www.myspace.com/andyhalsey

Andy spent much of the nineties as a solo artist with RCA and other

labels, playing the clubs of London and New York. He has worked with a

variety of established artists and poets, gaining experience as a

performer in major and intimate venues alike.“His new material mixes

folktronic grooves and poetic country ballads…The subtly constructed

lyrics and heartfelt melodies are both compelling and moving.”Folk

Echoes 2006

Robb Johnson : www.robbjohnson.co.uk

Renowned vegan singer and songwriter. "Creator of some of the most

potent songs of the last decade" fRoots

Michael Phillips: www.myspace.com/electricfryingpans

Michael Phillips plays an eclectic collection of music influenced by sounds

from around the world and around the corner.

"has a hint of Nick Drake on Prozak.... very refreshing!"

By Aquatopia

"Michael's style is very individual, and built on a platform of folky, post

classical acoustic/Spanish guitar style. Michael Phillips is a talented

musician and his guitar credentials are of the highest order. His guitar

playing on the aforementiond 'Shady places..' is peerless."

"It is slow tinkling music that hovers around your head like bursting

bubbles and is equally as light of touch"

By Drumhead

Nick Weaver: www.myspace.com/thebigheartcompany

Nick writes, produces and performs Positive Music. A relatively new

category which is growing rapidly in America and beginning to reach out

to the rest of the world. This is non-religious, inspirational music, which

focuses on encouraging and supporting self belief and personal growth.

The turnaround for him was being involved with ‘green' issues nearly 20

years ago and beginning a journey that showed him how dark a world

this can be, but also the potential and possibilities that are there if we

take hold of them. He decided to use his talent to highlight that potential

and encourage people to rise to the challenge. Being a child of the 60's,

his passion for Pop culture has been used to create songs that are

concerned with moral and philosophical ideas, but carry a positive theme

with the energy and simplicity of Pop music.

Back to London Vegan Festival home page

Keep an eye on this space for further information to be posted soon.

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