Sunday Service Live

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Lockdown FM has begun working with churches across Chandler’s Ford to bring you weekly live broadcasts of Sunday services.

Our hope is to broadcast these services at 10am each Sunday, with a scheduled rotation from each participating church in our community.

Currently, we are scheduled as follows for the month of May:


		Chris Fletcher (Southsea) Chris is an independent singer-songwriter from Southsea, Portsmouth. His music is rooted in personal experience and honest storytelling, exploring the highs, lows, relationships and unexpected turns that shape our lives. He originally wrote poetry before being encouraged by his friend Ken Massey to turn his words into songs by humming to them as he wrote them. His single “Rollercoaster of My Life” brings those experiences together in a song about strength, love and the journey that makes us who we are, with hopes that listeners can recognise something of their own lives in the song ; different words, same journey To find out more, please visit the links below: Amazon \| Apple Music \| Spotify \| YouTube

		Edward Naysmith (Romsey) Edward Naysmith is guitarist, songwriter & composer, playing acoustic baritone guitar, accompanied by his singing. He has been writing since the age of 14, but seriously so when he attended University. After first hearing Richard Thompson’s music, he quietly dropped out of attending lectures, opting to spend the days playing and composing. During 2020’s pandemic, he parted, on good terms, with the label he’d signed to the previous year. Since then, he’s set up his own studio in Romsey, taking full production and creative control of his output. Released in July, the lead single from his debut album "Dreams Beneath the Broken Sky" is "The Dog That Fell in Love". To find out more, please visit the links below: Facebook \| Instagram \| Tik Tok \| YouTube

		Hestia (Winchester / London) In an era of growing musical inauthenticity, Hestia wants to remain as raw as possible. With a focus on a powerful live set, they want their audience to feel as if they’re in the room with them when listening to their music. The band hails from Winchester and aims to pay homage to their favourite music, 70’s rock, whilst breathing a new alternative air into the genre. Now in London, they remain as focused as ever; achieving recent success at TruckFest 2026, their Isles of Scilly tour and raising over £1500 for Warchild at HotVox’s Rising competition. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify

		Jay Munday (Portsmouth) Jay Munday is a Hampshire-based singer-songwriter creating reflective, soulful music built around melody, storytelling and groove. His songs explore time, identity, relationships and the moments that shape us, moving between intimate acoustic spaces and bigger full-band arrangements. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify \| YouTube

		Joseph Petty (Eastleigh) Joseph Petty is a 29 year old multi-musician/singer/songwriter with an eternal passion for both music and art. Raised in Eastleigh, he studied at Coventry University, then lived and worked out in North Spain for almost 2 years. During university, he gigged at local venues, performed and attended many open mics with soul/funk music covers and originals. In 2022, he was featured on the official sounds of Southampton album with Leah Tolksdorf on a track previously played on BBC Introducing called Low-Key Denied. His ambition in music is to keep performing, writing, recording and producing new original music because that's what he loves to do! To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Facebook \| Facebook \| YouTube

		Millichamp (Southampton) Millichamp are a young indie-pop duo from Southampton, bringing together catchy melodies, heartfelt songwriting and an energetic live sound. Their music explores friendship, relationships, growing up and the experiences that shape us, with a fresh and authentic perspective. Currently building momentum with live performances and new music, Millichamp are a band to watch from the UK’s emerging music scene. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify

		Nora Anna (Guildford) Exclusive -Due for release on Friday 23rd October Nora Anna is a Latvian-born, Guildford-based singer-songwriter creating alternative folk rooted in loss, love and hope. She has performed at festivals including Weyfest, Always The Sun as well as smaller festivals in Latvia and France. She has received radio play in both the UK and Latvia alongside multiple Latvian national television appearances. Her music has reached over 90k Spotify streams. Her latest single, “Where Do the Birds Go” is a bittersweet indie-folk track drenched in rich strings, with ethereal vocal harmonies and subtle tribal influences. Inspired by long walks in the Surrey hills during a difficult period, it asks where birds go to shelter from the rain - a metaphor for finding safety through hard times. A live session EP will follow the single. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify

		Sam Sheasby (Isle of Wight) After several years living in Bangkok, Sam Sheasby is back on the South Coast of the UK with his debut album, Nothing Means Anything, released September 2026. He writes about things he probably shouldn’t, people he probably shouldn’t, and places he can’t seem to leave behind. The rest is in the songs. "Midnight Lotus" is a slick, atmospheric Alt-Pop track capturing the intoxicating yet fleeting nature of a complex romance. Half-written in Bangkok, the song explores an intense connection with a woman caught between deep affection and conflicting life paths. Set against a backdrop of stolen moments in hotel beds where the outside world faded away, the track dives into the bittersweet reality of caring deeply for someone while knowing the relationship has a strict expiration date. To find out more, please visit the links below: Apple Music \| Instagram \| TikTok \| Spotify \| YouTube

		The Ulterior Motives - Local Hero (Isla of Wight) The Ulterior Motives are a British guitar band from the Isle of Wight, built around Lukas Cornwell, Michael Agnew and Sonny Aitken, with a session drummer completing the live line-up. Their sound sits where classic British guitar pop, mod culture and modern indie collide - sharp, melodic, energetic songs with an old-school heartbeat and a contemporary edge. Familiar enough to feel like home, current enough to feel new. Tight, tuneful, and built for a room. Next show: Friday 15 January 2027 - Strings Bar & Venue, Newport, Isle of Wight Recent: Three Rivers Festival (2025) - Three Rivers Festival (2024)

Please check back, as this schedule is also subject to regular change and updates.

If you are a church leader or representative, and would like to find out more, please Contact Us.

Don’t forget to please tune in from 9am on Sunday morning’s for Songs of Worship.


		Chris Fletcher (Southsea) Chris is an independent singer-songwriter from Southsea, Portsmouth. His music is rooted in personal experience and honest storytelling, exploring the highs, lows, relationships and unexpected turns that shape our lives. He originally wrote poetry before being encouraged by his friend Ken Massey to turn his words into songs by humming to them as he wrote them. His single “Rollercoaster of My Life” brings those experiences together in a song about strength, love and the journey that makes us who we are, with hopes that listeners can recognise something of their own lives in the song ; different words, same journey To find out more, please visit the links below: Amazon \| Apple Music \| Spotify \| YouTube

		Edward Naysmith (Romsey) Edward Naysmith is guitarist, songwriter & composer, playing acoustic baritone guitar, accompanied by his singing. He has been writing since the age of 14, but seriously so when he attended University. After first hearing Richard Thompson’s music, he quietly dropped out of attending lectures, opting to spend the days playing and composing. During 2020’s pandemic, he parted, on good terms, with the label he’d signed to the previous year. Since then, he’s set up his own studio in Romsey, taking full production and creative control of his output. Released in July, the lead single from his debut album "Dreams Beneath the Broken Sky" is "The Dog That Fell in Love". To find out more, please visit the links below: Facebook \| Instagram \| Tik Tok \| YouTube

		Hestia (Winchester / London) In an era of growing musical inauthenticity, Hestia wants to remain as raw as possible. With a focus on a powerful live set, they want their audience to feel as if they’re in the room with them when listening to their music. The band hails from Winchester and aims to pay homage to their favourite music, 70’s rock, whilst breathing a new alternative air into the genre. Now in London, they remain as focused as ever; achieving recent success at TruckFest 2026, their Isles of Scilly tour and raising over £1500 for Warchild at HotVox’s Rising competition. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify

		Jay Munday (Portsmouth) Jay Munday is a Hampshire-based singer-songwriter creating reflective, soulful music built around melody, storytelling and groove. His songs explore time, identity, relationships and the moments that shape us, moving between intimate acoustic spaces and bigger full-band arrangements. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify \| YouTube

		Joseph Petty (Eastleigh) Joseph Petty is a 29 year old multi-musician/singer/songwriter with an eternal passion for both music and art. Raised in Eastleigh, he studied at Coventry University, then lived and worked out in North Spain for almost 2 years. During university, he gigged at local venues, performed and attended many open mics with soul/funk music covers and originals. In 2022, he was featured on the official sounds of Southampton album with Leah Tolksdorf on a track previously played on BBC Introducing called Low-Key Denied. His ambition in music is to keep performing, writing, recording and producing new original music because that's what he loves to do! To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Facebook \| Facebook \| YouTube

		Millichamp (Southampton) Millichamp are a young indie-pop duo from Southampton, bringing together catchy melodies, heartfelt songwriting and an energetic live sound. Their music explores friendship, relationships, growing up and the experiences that shape us, with a fresh and authentic perspective. Currently building momentum with live performances and new music, Millichamp are a band to watch from the UK’s emerging music scene. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify

		Nora Anna (Guildford) Exclusive -Due for release on Friday 23rd October Nora Anna is a Latvian-born, Guildford-based singer-songwriter creating alternative folk rooted in loss, love and hope. She has performed at festivals including Weyfest, Always The Sun as well as smaller festivals in Latvia and France. She has received radio play in both the UK and Latvia alongside multiple Latvian national television appearances. Her music has reached over 90k Spotify streams. Her latest single, “Where Do the Birds Go” is a bittersweet indie-folk track drenched in rich strings, with ethereal vocal harmonies and subtle tribal influences. Inspired by long walks in the Surrey hills during a difficult period, it asks where birds go to shelter from the rain - a metaphor for finding safety through hard times. A live session EP will follow the single. To find out more, please visit the links below: Instagram \| Spotify

		Sam Sheasby (Isle of Wight) After several years living in Bangkok, Sam Sheasby is back on the South Coast of the UK with his debut album, Nothing Means Anything, released September 2026. He writes about things he probably shouldn’t, people he probably shouldn’t, and places he can’t seem to leave behind. The rest is in the songs. "Midnight Lotus" is a slick, atmospheric Alt-Pop track capturing the intoxicating yet fleeting nature of a complex romance. Half-written in Bangkok, the song explores an intense connection with a woman caught between deep affection and conflicting life paths. Set against a backdrop of stolen moments in hotel beds where the outside world faded away, the track dives into the bittersweet reality of caring deeply for someone while knowing the relationship has a strict expiration date. To find out more, please visit the links below: Apple Music \| Instagram \| TikTok \| Spotify \| YouTube

		The Ulterior Motives - Local Hero (Isla of Wight) The Ulterior Motives are a British guitar band from the Isle of Wight, built around Lukas Cornwell, Michael Agnew and Sonny Aitken, with a session drummer completing the live line-up. Their sound sits where classic British guitar pop, mod culture and modern indie collide - sharp, melodic, energetic songs with an old-school heartbeat and a contemporary edge. Familiar enough to feel like home, current enough to feel new. Tight, tuneful, and built for a room. Next show: Friday 15 January 2027 - Strings Bar & Venue, Newport, Isle of Wight Recent: Three Rivers Festival (2025) - Three Rivers Festival (2024)