The Rose Sisters

The Rose Sisters are three solo performers, Ruby Wood (Submotion Orchestra), Stac (Wah Wah 45s) and Heather McClelland, who have been brought together by a love of 3 part harmonies, ukulele and red lipstick.

As three accomplished and stylistically individual solo artists, the Rose Sisters are able to deliver sophisticated harmonies and arrangements of 1940’s swing, 90’s RnB and Calypso with a playful sassiness and infectious charm. Their performances are always vibrant and dynamic and have the ability to captivate any audience.

In February 2013, The Rose Sisters were spotted by Terry Wogan’s producer and were invited to perform live on his Radio 2 show, Weekend Wogan. The girls were delighted and quickly set about writing Sir Terry his very own jingle, which he continued to play weekly on his show and as he puts it, ‘it never ceases to make him smile’. Six weeks after their first appearance, they returned to Weekend Wogan to close the season with a goodbye medley.

Thanks to Terry’s enthusiasm for the ladies, their popularity has grown and they have since performed at The Chelsea Flower Show and appeared on BBC One’s prime time TV slot, The One Show, where they sang live to an audience of 5 million viewers. It was then not long before they found themselves performing at none other than The Royal Albert Hall supporting Charles Aznavour and also as the house band for BBC1s ‘Children In Need’ live show. If the past is anything to go by these 3 lovely ladies have a very bright future ahead of them!

Please note: The Rose Sisters do not provide lighting.