Assembled between Manchester and Leeds, alternative/indie/folk group Huw & the Greater Good came together in 2020, bonded by a love of classic and contemporary bands, including Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Cage the Elephant, The Waterboy’s, The War on Drugs.

Fronted by the uncompromisingly powerful and soulful voice of Huw Eddy, their live show is lauded as a liberating and empowering experience. Janice Long has stated ‘It’s soulful, psychedelic and he has a wonderful voice’ , when championing the band on BBC Wales. In the short time they’ve been together they’ve stolen the hearts of audiences from the stages of Tramlines festival, Greenbelt, Beautiful Days, Head for the Hills and in support of The Big Moon, Badly Drawn Boy, Will and the People, Tom Odell, to name a few. They have been regularly featured on BBC Introducing as well as BBC Radio Wales and Scotland, gaining track of the week for their latest single.

Songs of self-discovery, triumph and heartache inspire audiences to throw down their inhibitions like never before. They deliver – live and on record – nonstop, heart-on-sleeve and profoundly soulful moments. Huw & the Greater Good are a band fast gaining momentum as one of the UK’s most exciting acts and have only just begun. With their debut EP released in Spring 2020 they are back taking names in 2021/22, the next 24 months are set to be huge – all for the Greater Good.