So Sista
The band is fronted by two talented, charismatic and powerful ‘Sistas’ each with their own unique sound and style. They are backed by four seasoned musicians with many years of gigging experience. So Sista! prides itself on it’s full, professional sound with superb lead and harmony vocals, tight drums and bass, melodic and rhythmic electric and acoustic guitars and multi layered keyboards and FX.
Zac and The New Men
Best friends hailing from South Wales, their debut album, "Reinvent Me," delivers a musical journey you won't forget. As BBC Radio 1's Nels Hylton said, "Remember the name Zac and The New Men – these guys are destined for greatness.” Their musical influences are everything from Nothing But Thieves to Metallica, Cleopatrik to Country – a playlist as diverse as their sound. Zac and The New Men are crafting a genre-defying vibe that's uniquely theirs.
Otto Aday
A spellbinding Wales raised indie/folk songwriter and producer whose unique voice and heartfelt lyrics has led him to support Sir Tom Jones on tour and closely collaborate with Grammy award winning Dave Stewart (Eurythmics). His art has been described as Wales' best kept musical secret.
Soap
Aberaeron’s own youth music group, created by local charity Aeron Arts, formed the band “Soap”. Soap has now given birth to 4 new, independent, young, amazing bands; “Pit Girl”, “Pogshot”, “Pink Dust”, and “Claudia & The Winklemen”, each with their own genres and styles ready to show you & the world what they’re made of.
A-Frame
A-Frame’s first rehearsal as a four piece band had a singer with a cold, a guitarist with a beat-up guitar, a drummer with very little practice and a bassist with a lot of patience. We like to imagine we’ve come a long way since then! We’ll be playing a mix of hand picked indie/rock songs that we can’t wait to perform at AeronFest!
S3BA
S3BA is an artist whose music reflects a journey from his Labadi Ga (Ghanaian) roots to London and the Welsh coast. His sound is a fusion of late-night introspection and rhythmic bounce, drawing inspiration from Kendrick Lamar's lyrical depth and Rema's infectious energy, turning 2 AM dialogues into honest, captivating rhythms.