Pete Lashley

Pete Lashley is a full-time singer/songwriter/guitarist who has, over the last 7 years, released 6 albums and performed well over 800 gigs. Welsh born and now living in Cumbria, Pete's music has a timeless quality which reflects the northern county's jagged peaks and lakes. You will find Pete performing in The Lake District at spectacular locations such as The Sticklebarn, Langdale, playing to outdoor types from all over the world. He also plays at venues further afield such as The Cardiff Millennium Centre, Durham's Gala Theatre, Liverpool's Cavern Club.

Welsh born and now living in Cumbria, Pete's music has a timeless quality which reflects the northern county's jagged peaks and lakes. You will find Pete performing in The Lake District at spectacular locations such as The Sticklebarn, Langdale, playing to outdoor types from all over the world. He also plays at venues further afield such as The Cardiff Millennium Centre, Durham's Gala Theatre, Liverpool's Cavern Club. Indeed Pete's music has enabled him to travel all over the world. In 2007 he toured Australia and New Zealand calling in to play at Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Melbourne, Adelaide, and San Francisco on his way home. This journey was the inspiration for his 2008 release 'Voices From The Ocean Road'. Pete's music has recently featured on Tom Robinson's BBC 6 Music show.

Pete writes/records and does many gigs as a solo performer. He has also been lucky enough to have written/recorded/performed with some great musicians over the years such as; Mike Tripp (The Rinky Dinks), Martin and Ruth Nuttall (Five Corners), Sean Mellor, Carl Iredale, Andy Smith (Blue Juice), Paul Guppy (The Gladly Solemn Sound).

In the last six years the following Pete Lashley albums have been released.

Southern Upland (2002),

Gravel (2003),

Slate (2004),

Air Of The Gods (2005),

Cutting Out The Middleman (2006)

Voices From The Ocean Road (2008)