Biography

Ten Fields are a five-piece band based near Leeds, UK. They write and perform melodic, guitar-led music influenced by artists including Crowded House, Fleetwood Mac and Jackson Browne, alongside contemporary acts such as The War on Drugs. Their sound is defined by strong vocal harmonies, structured songwriting and layered arrangements.

Members of the band have had music featured in independent film and television and have received national airplay on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio 6 Music. They have supported artists including Chris Difford and Glen Tilbrook of Squeeze, ABC, Abigail Washburn and Simon Felice, and have performed at festivals and venues across the UK and Europe.

The band have recorded widely, including at Rockfield Studios in Wales, resulting in the release of their five-track EP The Rockfield Sessions.

Ten Fields have built a reputation as a strong live act, combining tight musicianship with dynamic arrangements that translate effectively to the stage. Their performances are characterised by clear vocal harmonies, well-structured set lists and a balance of quieter, harmony-led material with more expansive, guitar-driven songs. Equally suited to intimate venues and festival stages, the band deliver consistent, professional live shows.

Ten Fields are:

Rhys Kelly: Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar (songwriter)

Debbie Harris: Vocals, Guitar

Rick Robinson: Bass, Vocals

Nathan Kelly: Guitar

Henry Barker: Drums, Vocals