"Rosie Eade, one of the finest new voices on the acoustic scene", Burnham-On-Sea Folk Festival, 2010.

“Rosie and her trusty nylon strung guitar have been ... attracting quite the following". "Her voice, that of a young Kate Bush tempered with the measured tones of Stevie Nicks". "Rosie's own songs, ... alongside traditional folk song favourites, are infused with a sense of urgency. A balance of powerful yearning and personal reflection.” Scrumpy 'n' Western, Nov. '08, review of Rosie’s gig at The White Lion, Bradninch, Devon. Full Article: Click here From www.mag4livemusic.co.uk

"Exeter-based pixie Rosie was trained in classical and jazz but now deals in trad folk and her own fine songs. Her strong, beautiful voice reminds us of Celia Humphris from Trees. Yes, she's that good. Don't miss her." Burnham-On-Sea Folk Festival, 2009.

“This quiet young lady entrances and captivates an audience as she moves from a gentle folk song to a gutsy, almost rock, backing in her next song.” Milkmaid folk club, Bury St. Edmunds, 2007.