21/08/2026
Your next Live & Local lineup with Mix 92.6 is complete 🎸
Joining us on Thursday 10th September will be upcoming indie rock four piece Happy Neighbours, Local Blues and Americana sensation Kaspar Rapkin and folk duo Steve Warner and Julie Simpson! You can learn a bit more about them on the following pics 👉🏻
As always these shows are about supporting local upcoming acts and your local grassroots music venue, so grab a ticket for only £10 via our website or the link in our bio and come and join us for what promises to be a great night of live music 🎶
Kaspar has been obsessed by the blues and vintage music since he was 12, half a lifetime ago. He has been described as a 100 year old soul in the body of a 25 year old as he continues to baffle people with a raw sound in the 2020's.
A family friend gave him his first guitar on the condition he’d learn how to play it. At 12 he discovered Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Pride and Joy on Guitar Hero and quickly realised this was the blues. This would send him on a path of education and revelation.
Kaspar went to New Orleans to celebrate turning 18 where he performed in B.B. Kings Blues Club (and was discovered by producer Harold Marcho music producer). Harold invited Kaspar back to the States to record his first single Sailing.
When he isn't gigging, Kaspar is producer and engineer at Juke Joint In The Woods, a blues studio and label located in rural Buckinghamshire.
Born in the stillness of lockdown and sharpened in the buzz of London’s small venues, Happy Neighbours have carved out a sound that’s equal parts nostalgia and next wave. Made up of lead singer Harry, bassist Jack, drummer Henry, and guitarist Harry, the four-piece are taking cues from Blur, The La’s and Oasis, then kicking it forward with the urgency of a band that knows where it's going. Their EP Southbank to Battersea captures that momentum: melodic, confident, and unmistakably current.
Steve Warner is a singer songwriter and folk musician based in the leafy Hertfordshire village of Kimpton. Writing, arranging and performing his own songs locally in folkclubs, open mics, pubs, winebars, coffee shops an