South of Polaris are an emerging acoustic folk duo based in the UK, noted for blending traditional folk storytelling with influences from southern Spanish flamenco and rock. Danii Reales (vocals, violin) and Saúl Díaz (electro-classical guitar), offer an intoxicating blend of heartfelt, relatable lyrics, laced with brilliantly evocative violin, and Spanish inspired classic guitar.

Featured on BBC Introducing, and Nominated for NMG Awards, South Of Polaris are ascending starts of the independent music scene, captivating audiences and seducing them with their sultry Andalusian inspired, uplifting cocktail of genres.

There is something wonderfully familiar burning under the bonnet of this inspiring duo, which will simulations transport you to the warm evenings of southern Spain, whilst calling up some of the deepest emotions of Love, loss and heartbreak. It is a heady mix, and scintillating to watch

With Special Guest Support From Ellie Walker 

Ellie is an indie-folk singer-songwriter from Cambridgeshire, UK, known for creating organic, evocative music that blends storytelling, piano-led melodies, and lush vocal harmonies to create truly impactful songs. Performing regularly across Cambridgeshire and throughout the UK, Ellie appears both solo and with her band, offering intimate live performances built around vulnerability, connection and joy. Her distinctive piano-driven indie-folk sound has earned her recognition as one of the emerging independent folk artists in the UK.

Ellie released her debut EP I Know in 2006, leading to performances at major events and venues including Radio 1’s Big Weekend, O2 Indigo, and The Junction. In 2010, her music featured in an international advert for Rotary Watches, showcasing her growing influence as a British indie-folk musician.