Artist Finder

This will be a showcase for Colchester, Essex's community of fantastic artists, and the artists who come to visit our little town

It's a work in progress, so please bear with us as we build something special. As ever, please get in touch to contribute.

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Found 6201 artists for you

Sophie Nash
The Great British Film Orchestra
Wyvern
Kiele Lola
The Winonas
Tom Iles
Homecoming
Your favourite pop-punk covers band
It's Not A Phase, Mum!
We are It’s Not A Phase, Mum! an award winning act bringing you all the best pop-punk/emo/metal anthems
Rolo McGinty
Vocalist, guitarist and songwriter for The Woodentops
The Harmonettes
Vintage harmony singers
D'Ukes
Very entertaining six-piece ukulele covers band from Essex performing styles of music to suit all taste
Sam Milne
Up-and-coming indie rock musician based in Ipswich
Martin Simpson
Undoubtedly one of the hardest-touring musicians on the UK folk/roots circuit
Beth White
UK-based songwriter, vocalist and guitarist with Beth White & The Colourtones
Loula Yorke
UK-based composer, sound artist and modular synthesist
Vince "Too Tall" Taylor
Trying to make sense of a confusing world
A Twist of Abba
Tribute act
Boxted Methodist Silver Band
Traditional brass band based in Boxted, Colchester
The Ska'd
Town crashers
The Ultimate Everlys
The UK's number one tribute to the Everly Brothers
Foxymop
The UK's most authentic tribute to Pearl Jam
Electric Ladyland
The perfect function band playing a great mix of indie, pop, disco and R&B classics
Guns 2 Roses
The only Guns n' Roses tribute band to perform with four different GnR members
Seventh Fear
The new sound of British Heavy Metal
Ruby Robinson
The jazz diva of our era
Jess & Dec
Suffolk-based acoustic duo available for gigs, events and private bookings
Honey & The Bear
Suffolk Folk musicians and songwriters Jon & Lucy Hart
Oompah Dee Doo Band
Successful Bavarian-style oompah band
Mezzotint
Stories and songs for humans of all description
David Woodcock & The Fixtures
Songs steeped in the classic British song-writing tradition