"Sean Webster is the inspiring guitar vocalist with a great reputation on the British blues and rock scene. The band has seen members come and go since its creation back in 2003 however Sean's focus has stayed the same and he continues to do what he does best....write music.  Sitting on the drum stool of The Dead Lines is Phil Wilson (The Hoax, The Davey Brothers, Scott McKeon) bringing a fresh and vibrant groove to Sean's music. For the first time in many years, Sean has included a second guitarist in his new line up, Ash Wilson (Phil's older brother) who is one of the greatest guitar players in Europe and compliments Sean perfectly. Finally on bass is Greg Smith (The Melt, Infamous Vampires). After years of studying at the Basstech in London, and subsequently teaching for many years, Greg brings a concrete foundation to this line up, making the whole rhythm section one of the best on the scene".

"Otis Grand, the Gentle Giant of the Blues, has absorbed a wide spectrum of Blues styles in the past four decades and now leads the hottest true Blues and R & B band around today. More importantly, he not only carries the real blues torch for the heroes of yesterday, his superb blues guitar technique and playing and originality and a tight band that rocks mean, Otis Grand also sets the standards for many others to follow which ensure that he is at the top of the Blues scene for many years to come. Otis Grand has pioneered the big band blues sound over the last few years, starting with a West Coast R&B band and now moving into his present guitar led Big City style Blues. For the past ten years Otis has recieved a number of Awards including UK Blues Guitarist of the Year (1990- 96), Best Blues Albums, Best Band, and nominations to the prestigious W.C. Handy Blues Awards in Memphis, Tennessee".

"This extremely talented UK blues guitarist picked up the instrument at the age of eight, and within five years had played his first gig. The teenage Lister played with fellow bluesman Coco Montoya on a trip to San Francisco, California and after putting together a band recorded his debut album in 1996. Lister sold this album and the live follow-up at concerts, by which point he was beginning to attract the attention of bigger labels. He signed a recording contract with the German label Ruf Records and recorded his debut for the label with backing from Jonny Dyke (keyboards), Matt Kay (bass), and Wayne Proctor (drums). Guitarist Walter Trout made a guest appearance on a cover version of Gary Moore’s ‘Since I Met You Baby’. The follow-up Everything I Need, recorded with Kay and Proctor, was Lister’s American debut and helped promote his name beyond his European fanbase. The album, like its predecessor, was comprised largely of Lister originals. The curiously titled live set Supakev N Pilchards followed in 2002. All Or Nothing featured a new line-up of the Aynsley Lister Band, with James Townend (bass) and Alex Thomas (drums) backing Lister on another strong set of originals and a blistering cover version of Jimi Hendrix’s ‘Crosstown Traffic’. Thomas was subsequently replaced by ex-Kula Shaker drummer Paul Winter-Hart".