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"Michelle has the voice of an angel, she and Nick harmonise beautifully and Nick is a wizz on any type of guitar that you’d care to name.

And, for Cropredy, Plumhall pulled out all the stops; they were supplemented by father-and-son pair David and James Crickmore on, respectively, keyboard/bass and drums. Their sound was magnificent.

The Plumhall message has got around the Cropredy crowd and they received an eager welcome as they launched into opening number, Crystal Ball. Lost London Rivers is a standout track from the band’s recent One Star Awake album and the drums and bass added real presence to Michelle’s and Nick’s vocal harmonies."

At The Barrier Cropredy 2025 review

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"Great melodies, perfect harmonies, sing a long choruses, and intelligent lyrics their hallmark. “Blimey they’re like Buckingham Nicks,” said a punter within earshot after some particularly tasty lead from Nick Hall... PlumHall produced attractive rock of a high quality. No doubt new fans were gained in numbers."

Simon Jones - Spiral Earth Cropredy 2025 review

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“The sound they make is heavenly… some of the sweetest harmonies you’ll ever hear… Plumhall had the whole theatre singing along…”

At The Barrier

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“Great songs, entwining wistful beauty with an expressive storytelling... wonderful harmonies and quicksilver picking… this was a quietly dazzling display…”

Paul Monkhouse - Get Ready To Rock

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“A fine duo...go and see them if you get the chance”

Steve Knightley - Show of Hands

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“Their chemistry as a duo makes them special with sumptuous vocal harmonies and telepathic guitar interactions. Michelle is one of the UK’s leading chanteuses. Nick is a consummate storyteller, powerful vocalist and exceptional guitarist.”

Dave Scott - Blues In Britain Magazine

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“A mighty force...smart lyric writing and wonderful harmonies set them above most of their contemporaries. It is rare indeed that we get to see writers and performers of such distinction”

Miles Hunt -The Wonder Stuff

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“A superduo...a wealth of talent...a real sense of passion and attack”

Fatea Magazine

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“Articulate, penetrating lyrics with captivating melodies and irresistible choruses. Arresting vocals and that distinctive big acoustic sound.”

R2 Magazine

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“a soundscape devoid of audible seams…music that reaches out to invite you bask in its embrace”

Folkwords

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