​​Craig and Alex aka The Priddice brothers can sing, play guitar, write songs as well as holding down full time jobs as teachers and web merchandisers and having 2 children! There’s no nonsense, just a pure love for music. Craig and Al grew up in the Somerset countryside during the 90’s when Britpop was thriving and the likes of Oasis, Blur, The Verve and Supergrass still inspire their own compositions to this day. Craig started performing solo in pubs around 1999 accompanied by his mum and dad as roadies and Alex got the idea to follow suit and gig around the London circuit whilst he was at university during the mid-noughties.

 In 2010, Craig and Alex joined forces to create, you guessed it… Craig & Alex Priddice. They became an instant hit around the westcountry live music circuit. Playing at prestigious venues and festivals across the south west such as Glastonbury Festival, Godney Gathering, The Fleece, Ashton Gate, Thekla and Louisiana in Bristol. They have even supported the likes of John Bramwell, The Bluetones, Toploader, Oas-is, Beans On Toast, Nick Parker, Gaz Brookfield and also auditioned in front of Michael Eavis.

In 2018, they recorded their debut EP at Orchard Studios called “Stones” which is an ode to their upbringing around the Somerset levels.

In 2019, Alex and Craig were so excited when they got the opportunity to record their second EP “All Will Be Revealed” at the mighty Abbey Road Studios in London. They were fortunate to be involved in recording under the guise of “Priddice Brothers Band” with talented producers such as Alex Constanza and gifted musicians such as his brother Ash, who performed his bass lines on the record along with Ed & Rob Antonello on drums and guitar respectively. That same year they performed their biggest gig to date as a duo at the Rabbit Hole near the Park Stage at Glastonbury festival and were allowed access to the backstage area meeting celebrities such as Craig Charles, Ed O'Brien from Radiohead and most excitingly singing with and hugging Damon Albarn from the legendary group Blur.

In 2023, The Priddice Brothers Band went back to Orchard Studios near their home town and recorded 2 tracks called "Son Of The Sea" and "Hurts Like Hell". The latter Alex wrote during lockdown to help cope with mental health and tongue in cheek lyrics which reflect that period. Craig wrote the former which was a tribute to a new life in the world which was sadly taken away and the lyrics are poignant and personal to him but needed to share his grief.

 
In 2024, Craig and Alex now officially call themselves "The Priddice Brothers" and continue to enjoy performing live music and writing their own tunes. Plans this year include to record more of their original material in the Autumn as the "Priddice Brothers Band" with Ash and Ed. 
 
REVIEWS

"STONES may be short but it perfectly demonstrates why they are in demand" (Georgie the Journo) 

 “One of the freshest sounds on the acoustic circuit” (Nick Parker)

 “Voted one of the best local acts!" (BASIS MAG)

"Voted favourite duo by Music Expo 2019"