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All-acoustic classic rock, folk, and country favourites. Professional solo artist providing the perfect live soundtrack for your event.
Singing guitarist
Bedford
Public liability insurance of £10 million

Peter Webster – Solo Singer & Acoustic Guitarist Peter Webster is a Bedfordshire-based singer, guitarist and songwriter who brings warm vocals, accomplished acoustic guitar playing and a relaxed, engaging style to weddings, private parties, celebrations and special events. Music has been an important part of Peter's life for many years. As both a performer and songwriter, he has always been drawn to the power of a great song and the ability of live music to bring people together. Whether creating a relaxed atmosphere during a wedding reception or getting guests singing along to much-loved favourites later in the evening, Peter's aim is always to provide a memorable and genuinely personal musical experience. Performing live with vocals and acoustic guitar, and without backing tracks, Peter offers an authentic, stripped-back sound that works beautifully across a wide variety of settings. His extensive repertoire includes classic songs from artists such as The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, Simon & Garfunkel and John Denver, alongside many other well-known favourites spanning folk, rock, country and popular music. This versatility allows Peter to adapt his performance to the occasion. He can provide gentle, unobtrusive acoustic music while guests arrive, dine or socialise, or build towards a more upbeat and interactive set of familiar songs that encourages friends and family to sing along. Every event is different, and Peter is happy to discuss the atmosphere and style of music that will best suit yours. Alongside his work as a live performer, Peter is also an experienced songwriter and recording artist. His original music is rooted in contemporary folk and acoustic music, reflecting his long-standing interest in storytelling and the singer-songwriter tradition. This background has helped shape his approach as a performer: thoughtful song selection, strong musical arrangements and a genuine appreciation for the songs he performs. Peter has appeared at a variety of live events and festivals in recent years, including the Hertfordshire County Show, Todd in the Hole Festival, Old Town Live and Tempsford Beer Festival. These appearances have given him experience of performing for audiences in a wide range of environments, from intimate acoustic settings to larger outdoor events. Professional, reliable and self-contained, Peter takes pride in making the musical side of an event as straightforward and stress-free as possible. He understands that organisers already have plenty to think about, so he works closely with clients in advance to ensure that timings, repertoire and practical arrangements are all properly considered. Above all, Peter believes that live music should feel human and immediate. There are no backing tracks or elaborate production — just voice, guitar and great songs, performed with warmth and personality. Whether you're planning a wedding, birthday party, anniversary celebration, garden party, corporate event or other special occasion, Peter would be delighted to help provide the perfect soundtrack.

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Peter's Song list

Brown Eyed Girl — Van Morrison
Country Roads — John Denver
Dancing in the Dark — Bruce Springsteen
The Boxer — Simon & Garfunkel
Here Comes the Sun — The Beatles
Wonderful Tonight — Eric Clapton
No Woman No Cry — Bob Marley & The Wailers
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door — Bob Dylan
Sweet Caroline — Neil Diamond
Wild World — Cat Stevens
Free Fallin’ — Tom Petty
Mrs Robinson — Simon & Garfunkel
Wagon Wheel — Old Crow Medicine Show / Bob Dylan
Hotel California — Eagles
Ho Hey — The Lumineers
Let It Be — The Beatles
The Weight — The Band
Maggie May — Rod Stewart
Heart of Gold — Neil Young
Stuck in the Middle with You — Stealers Wheel
American Pie – Don Mclean
Come Together — The Beatles
Rocket Man — Elton John
Pinball Wizard — The Who
Crazy Little Thing Called Love — Queen
The Joker — Steve Miller Band
Yellow — Coldplay
Wonderwall — Oasis
Weather With You — Crowded House
Have I Told You Lately — Van Morrison
Sunny Afternoon — The Kinks
Dakota — Stereophonics
Landslide — Fleetwood Mac
Never Going Back Again — Fleetwood Mac
Gold Dust Woman — Fleetwood Mac
Wish You Were Here — Pink Floyd
Starman — David Bowie
Space Oddity — David Bowie
Black Magic Woman — Fleetwood Mac
Wicked Game — Chris Isaak
The First Cut Is the Deepest — P.P. Arnold / Cat Stevens
Father and Son — Cat Stevens
Moonshadow — Cat Stevens
Only Love Can Break Your Heart — Neil Young
Leaving on a Jet Plane — John Denver
Ain’t No Sunshine — Bill Withers
Waiting in Vain — Bob Marley & The Wailers
All Shook Up — Elvis Presley
(Marie’s the Name) His Latest Flame — Elvis Presley
Roll Over Beethoven — Chuck Berry
Come On Everybody — Eddie Cochran
Handbags and Gladrags — Chris Farlowe
The Mighty Quinn — Manfred Mann / Bob Dylan
Me and Bobby McGee — Kris Kristofferson / Janis Joplin
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down — The Band
I Shall Be Released — The Band / Bob Dylan
Girl From the North Country — Bob Dylan
Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright — Bob Dylan
The Times They are a-Changin' - Bob Dylan
It Ain’t Me Babe — Bob Dylan
Shelter From the Storm — Bob Dylan
Tangled Up in Blue — Bob Dylan
If You See Her, Say Hello — Bob Dylan
Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard — Paul Simon
Kathy’s Song — Simon & Garfunkel
Homeward Bound — Simon & Garfunkel
Scarborough Fair — Simon & Garfunkel
Norwegian Wood — The Beatles
You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away — The Beatles
I’ll Be Back — The Beatles
If I Fell — The Beatles
Sixteen Tons — Merle Travis
The Parting Glass — Traditional
Whisky in the Jar — Traditional
Wild Mountain Thyme — Traditional
The Water Is Wide — Traditional
The Lakes of Pontchartrain — Traditional
The Lily of the West — Traditional
The Blue Cockade — Traditional / Show of Hands
The Flandyke Shore — Traditional / Nic Jones
Shoals of Herring — Ewan MacColl
Lord Franklin — Traditional
Jack Hall — Traditional
Sheebeg, Sheemore — Turlough O’Carolan
The Trees They Do Grow High — Traditional / Pentangle
The Newry Highwayman — Traditional
Oh, Watch the Stars — Traditional
Spanish Ladies — Traditional
Clare to Here — Ralph McTell
Beeswing — Richard Thompson
Waltzing for Dreamers — Richard Thompson
Who Knows Where the Time Goes — Sandy Denny / Fairport Convention
Too Close to the Wind — Fairport Convention
The Last Thing on My Mind — Tom Paxton
My Ramblin’ Boy — Tom Paxton
Never Any Good — Martin Simpson
Blues Run the Game — Jackson C. Frank
Black Muddy River — The Grateful Dead / Norma Waterson
Joe Hill — Joan Baez
Santiago — Show of Hands
Cousin Jack — Show of Hands
Pancho and Lefty — Townes Van Zandt
Between the Wars — Billy Bragg
Stetson Kennedy — Billy Bragg & Wilco
Coming Into Los Angeles — Arlo Guthrie
Dirty Old Town — The Pogues
Fairytale of New York — The Pogues / Christmas
The River — Bruce Springsteen
Help Me Make It Through the Night — Kris Kristofferson
Old Love — Eric Clapton
Sorrow — David Bowie
There She Goes — The La’s
Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby — Louis Jordan
Year of the Cat — Al Stewart
Meet Me on the Corner — Lindisfarne
El Fusilado — Chumbawamba
Try a Little Tenderness — Otis Redding / Frank Sinatra
Don’t Look Back in Anger — Oasis
The Ballad of Easy Rider — Roger McGuinn / The Byrds
Romeo and Juliet — Dire Straits
Last Request — Paolo Nutini
Somewhere Only We Know — Keane
Save Tonight — Eagle-Eye Cherry
Moon River — Audrey Hepburn
Simple Twist of Fate — Bob Dylan
Wildflowers — Tom Petty
That’s Entertainment — The Jam
Traveling Alone — Jason Isbell
Last of My Kind — Jason Isbell
Good Enough — Peter Webster (Original)
May the One — Peter Webster (Original)
Without You (Quicksand) — Peter Webster (Original)
There’s Something You Can Do — Peter Webster (Original)
Too Quiet — Peter Webster (Original)
Felicity — Peter Webster (Original)
Don’t Think of Me — Peter Webster (Original)
The Blue Star Line — Peter Webster (Original)
One Foot on the Highway — Peter Webster (Original)
To Have and Hold — Peter Webster (Original)
That Day Will Come — Peter Webster (Original)
Letters — Peter Webster (Original)
Red Haired Girl — Peter Webster (Original)
Should Have Made You Stay — Peter Webster (Original)
Go With the Flow — Peter Webster (Original)
Sweet Songs — Peter Webster (Original)
In the Bleak Midwinter — Traditional / Christmas
The Christmas Song — Nat King Cole / Christmas
White Christmas — Bing Crosby / Christmas
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town — Christmas
Feliz Navidad — Christmas

Peter's Prices

Last updated: 2026

Note: prices may vary based on travel distance. For an exact quote, click “Check availability”.

Standard Prices
DurationPrice
Short performance (up to 15 min)£125
Up to 1 hour£312.50
Up to 2 hours£437.50
Up to 3 hours£625
Customer questions

What if my timings change after I've booked you?

I always try to be as flexible as possible, so if timings change, let me know and I will do my best to accommodate.

Can you provide an iPod/DJ service before and between your sets?

Yes, I bring a playlist with me on my phone, and can put this on for you before and between my sets.

How much time do you need to set up?

I usually try to arrive at a gig one to one-and-a-half hours prior to playing. It takes me around 45 minutes to set up my gear, but I like to be ready ahead of time.

Can I pick the pieces you play from the set list?

I'm always happy to chat through the set list, and to adapt to your needs as much as I can so that your audience enjoy themselves as much as possible.

Do you bring all the equipment you need to perform?

Yes I do - I bring all the necessary PA gear, and everything I need to perform. All I need you to provide is a power socket, and, if the gig is outdoor, a cover of some kind if there is any chance of rain.

Can you learn specific pieces before the event?

One or two, yes, provided they are within my range and are actually possible on an acoustic guitar.
Musicianship
Genres:
Acoustic, 1960s era music, 1970s era music, 1980s era music, 1990s era music, Folk, Country, Americana, Covers
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Event types:
Private event, Wedding, Church service, Hotel / Restaurant event, Bar / Club / Venue event, Corporate event, Charity event, Concert, Recording session
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Other skills:
Arranger, Composer, Lyricist, Songwriter
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