Heart thumping 4 piece folk-punk band - fiddle, guitar bass, drums and shouting! Our drummer, was in the loo during half-time at one of our gigs. He overhears a conversation between two guys... "I love the band - but what are they?" "They're a folk band, bit raucous like." "No, they're more like a punk band" "I dunno - folk punk band then..." And folk punk was born!

We're Eat the Rich. We're loud, we're raucous, we're unashamed of taking the best bits from all sorts of music. We write our own songs, we mug traditional songs in a dark alleyway, we even do some of other people's songs and add a twist or two. And we're proud to come from Devon with all its good and bad. We don't like The Man. We do like booze, fags and great music. Hell, what's not to like?


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Formed in 2006 The Levi Moretons are a 3 piece acoustic band playing rock, blues, folk and bluegrass. Featuring Chris (Guitar, vocal, banjo), Harry (Guitar, vocal) and Jake (Double bass, backing vocal). We have a huge range of influences and find that playing acoustically we can give our own treatment to music from many different genres. The songs on our myspace page are our own so are not necessarily representative of our average set of upbeat rock and blues classics with some folk, jazz and bluegrass thrown in for good measure. We are just as happy playing acoustically outdoors or rocking a pub at closing time from behind our PA. Keep an eye on our upcoming gigs page - we'd love to see you or, even better, play for you at your pub, club or private event! Chris, Harry, Jake

The band have been together now for seven years . They continue to tour extensively in the south-west, appearing in all sorts of venues from headlining festivals and carnivals to cramming themselves into the corner of village pubs, playing their easily recognizable kick-ass rock and soulful blues. Inter-active to the extreme, you'll find the singer behind the bar, the guitarist ON the bar and the bass player in the bogs. Sure to get the place dancing, likely to chat up any women and certain to upset somebody, this is not a band for the faint-hearted (or anyone with a weak stomach). You can rely on great music, a great atmosphere, great fun.