Ade Peever

Ade Peever is a fingerstyle acoustic guitarist, singer and songwriter from the UK. A background in bucolic British folk runs parallel with a rocker streak nurtured by occasional reunions with Leeds' loud r'n'b four-piece the Original Gravity Band. SoFlo-based since the 80's, he's alternated between folk (The Hautboys were residents at Linda Lou's Cactus Cantina on SoBe in the 90s) and rock (Slide Area, another rock quartet, was named after a Ry Cooder album).

In 2006 he released Green Man Said, an album of originals, featuring 28 players and a live-at-Leeds version of Bill Morrissey's ballad "Robert Johnson." Since 2007 he's been singing with local Irish folk band Celtic Bridge. A rare acoustic set will highlight the story-element of the folk tradition.