Kitty, Daisy & Lewis

The Durham siblings (Kitty, Daisy, and Lewis) are highly-talented musicians and composers who can play almost every instrument, always displaying their roots in the tradition of singing together in family gatherings. 

Their vibrant live show offers an explosive mélange of rockabilly, swing, blues, country, and rock&roll. They have sold more than a quarter of a million of albums, sold out their tours, and warmed up shows as relevant as Coldplay or Stereophonics live concerts.

Kitty, Daisy, and Lewis swap their instruments onstage as they did as children with their toys. Their father (the renowned sound engineer and analogic recording freak from London Graeme Durham) plays the rhythmic guitar section, while their mother (ex-drummer of the punk band The Raincoats) often plays the double bass with them. In 2008, the Durham family released their first album on CD and on twelve-inch vinyl in a fifties style, which had been recorded in a room of the family house. The success of this album is proved by fans as illustrious as their neighbor in Camden Amy Winehouse or the film-maker David Lynch.