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

"Her voice, that of a young Kate Bush tempered with the measured tones of Stevie Nicks", Scrumpy 'n' Western, 2008.

"This quiet young lady entrances and captivates”, Milkmaid folk club, 2007.


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Rosie Eade is primarily a solo musician and singer-songwriter, playing around the folk/rock/acoustic genre at folk-clubs, pubs and festivals all round the country (2010 included Glastonbury's Avalon Cafe, Beautiful Days, Rochester Sweeps and Bearded Theory). She plays lively and evocative life inspired songs of her own, interspersed with carefully chosen traditional songs, all arranged around her love of folk, rock and thrashing her old nylon strung guitar.

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Friends:
Hedgepig Celtic-folk-rock band
I sing + play sax & whistles
Eaden Duo with Tim Paulden on piano. I sing + play guitar
Hobo Jones & the Junkyard Dogs
I guest on whistle
Crisium I guest on sax & whistles

Influential Bands:
The Who
Kate Bush
Maddy Prior
Blue Horses
Patti Smith
Ian Melrose

Plays - vocals, guitar, penny whistle, alto sax, piano, violin...
Available as self or session musician for gigs and recording

Born - Ipswich, Suffolk 9/1/82
Lives - Devon
Fav. colours - purple and black (clothes, shoes + occasionally hair)
New Years Resolutions:
*play more festivals
*practise instruments more
*be less naughty