The Quiet Room Sessions

In the aftermath of the pandemic, the music community found itself looking for new ways to connect, create, and find purpose. Among those who responded to this call was the band Two End Faces, whose journey of reinvention led them to something truly special: The Quiet Room Sessions.

Founded with a deep desire to bridge the gaps between artists, fans, and musicians, The Quiet Room Sessions were born out of a simple but powerful idea: to create an intimate, creative space where music, art, and people could come together in a meaningful way. What started as a humble gathering of like-minded souls soon became a series of transformative nights, packed with soulful performances, art, and heartfelt connections. These events weren’t just about the music; they were about being part of a movement that values creativity, connection and being present.

For the past two years, Two End Faces have hosted these monthly music nights, turning unexpected locations into vibrant venues for creative expression. Whether it was an art gallery, a local barbershop, or a cosy living room, each gathering left an imprint. What began as a way to network and reach new listeners evolved into something much bigger: a community, a place for musicians and creatives to meet, share, and grow together.

Rather than the fast-paced, monthly events they once hosted, the band has decided to focus on fewer, but more impactful gatherings in 2025.