Over a 20-plus year career, Little Barrie, have proven themselves to be one of the UK’s most respected and resilient bands, cooking up a genre-blending sound that touches on the ’60s British blues explosion, deep funk, hip hop and the best rock n’ roll of the last six decades. Credited as ‘the best guitarist of his generation’ by Edwyn Collins, Barrie’s CV reads like a Who’s Who of Rock & Roll royalty. Most recently drafted by The Black Keys, Barrie’s unique guitar skills have also been called upon by Liam Gallagher, Primal Scream, Morrissey, The Chemical Brothers and Paul Weller.

In addition to composing and performing the main title theme for the award-winning Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul, Barrie has also contributed music to Baz Luhrmann’s ‘Elvis’, featuring on ‘Cotton Candy Land’ with Stevie Nicks & Chris Isaak, as well as the critically-acclaimed BBC drama, Peaky Blinders.

Following the untimely passing of drummer Virgil Howe in 2017, Little Barrie underwent a healing process where returning to the studio, re-connecting with music without seeking an end product, became therapy. Aligning with Malcolm Catto – a leading figure in the UK’s funk, jazz and psych scenes (Soul Destroyers, DJ Shadow), the band slowly but surely emerged from this emotional exile.