Artie is a soulful, acoustic singer guitarist.

With over 20 years of professional experience across music, theatre and live performance, he performs full-time, combining strong musicianship with a natural ability to connect with audiences.

He has performed internationally, singing in Paris, the Isles of Scilly, at the Hard Rock Cafe and at the final-ever Nozstock Festival. Releasing original music under the name King Uther’s Sons, his work has been featured on Blues and Roots Radio.

In 2023, after moving to London, he was awarded a highly sought-after busking licence through audition with the Southbank Centre, the UK’s largest arts centre, allowing him to perform daily to thousands of visitors beside the London Eye.

Classically trained from a young age, he began on cello, achieving Grade 8 ABRSM and performing in orchestras for many years, alongside Grade 5 music theory. His vocal training includes early mentorship from a choral director at Hereford Cathedral, followed by extensive experience in choirs, bands and musical theatre.

A self-taught multi-instrumentalist, he plays guitar, banjo, bass guitar, ukulele and harmonica, and now teaches acoustic guitar to students in London and online. This broad skill set has made him a sought-after performer for theatre productions, where musical versatility is key.

He holds a degree in Theatre and Performance Studies from the University of Bristol, bringing a deep understanding of how events are designed, managed and experienced. This insight shapes every set he curates, with careful attention to atmosphere, flow and guest experience.

Above all, he is focused on bringing soul, skill and passion – what the Spanish call El Duende. For moments that deserve to be felt and remembered, music becomes the key.

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