PETE WEBBER - GUITARS, VOCALS, MANDOLIN, BANJO, BASS JACK CARVER - CAJON, DJEMBE Pete is a guitarist and songwriter from Bristol. From the age of fourteen he was sharing stages with many renowned players from the British and American acoustic scenes and was featured in Total Guitar Magazine's slide guitar issue. After what he describes as a period in the wilderness he wrote the twelve songs that form his debut album in an abandoned and dilapidated mansion in the forest near Bristol, and teamed up with accomplished percussionist Jack Carver, and bassist Billy Fuller (Robert Plant, Beak>, Portishead, Massive Attack) to record an album of dark, roots-tinged music. Tracks from the album have been receiving airplay on BBC 6 Music and many other stations worldwide . "ACOUSTIC GUITAR VIRTUOSITY...LOVE THE HIGH-PRECISION GROOVING" - TOM ROBINSON, BBC 6 MUSIC "THIS DEBUT ALBUM CERTAINLY CALLS THE CHANGES...A ROLLING ACOUSTIC FIRESTORM...WEIRD AND FASCINATING...UNLIKE ANYTHING ELSE THIS SIDE OF THE SEVERN" - ACOUSTIC MAGAZINE JANUARY 2015 "EXPLOSIVE RIFFING...ORIGINAL SONGS AS DRIVEN AS THEY ARE INSIGHTFUL. SHEER INDIVIDUALITY AND GREAT SENSE OF PRESENCE." - FATEA MAGAZINE "A KILLER SLIDE GUITARIST WHO OBVIOUSLY KNOWS HIS WAY ROUND THE FRETS THE WAY MOST OF US KNOW OUR FRONT GARDEN." - SPIRAL EARTH MAGAZINE "A FINE GUITARIST AND SONGWRITER...EXCELLENT DEBUT ALBUM" - MICHAEL MESSER (AWARD-WINNING BLUES GUITARIST) "REALLY IMPRESSIVE...I DON'T KNOW WHAT GENRE IT IS, BUT WHO CARES - THIS IS A ROLLICKING GOOD TRACK." - IAN FREEDMAN, BLUES & ROOTS RADIO "MASTER GUITARIST. DYNAMIC, SOARING AND REFRESHING " - HEADFIRST BRISTOL "ALWAYS ENGAGING, 'UNTIL THE WATER RUNS CLEAN' SEES ERSTWHILE PRECOCIOUS BLUESHOUND PETE WEBBER RECONNECT WITH HIS MOJO IN A ROOTSY, RHYTHMIC COLLECTION, SIMPLY ARRANGED AND WITH ADMIRABLE LACK OF CLUTTER & SPONTANEITY OF FEEL." - R2 MAGAZINE Pete and Jack have been performing for the last eighteen months as a live duo, They have supported Robyn Hitchcock, Nick Harper, The Devil Makes Three, Blue Rose Code and many others around the South West in venues such as Bristol's Colston Hall, Bath International Festival and Cheltenham's Everyman Theatre.