TV's Sarah Beeny sells her sons' "The Entitled Sons" rock merch at gig

BGUK_3400432 - Fans of hotly-tipped young rock band The Entitled Sons were shocked to see a familiar face while queuing for merchandise during the group’s sold out London show at Islington’s O2 Academy on Tuesday night. T-shirt-seeking concertgoers were greeted by TV property guru Sarah Beeny, host of Channel 4’s New Life in the Country, who was taking cash and dishing out the boys’ handmade apparel, while posing for selfies, mostly with the rockers’ legions of young female enthisiasts. The band features Sarah’s four sons - hence the moniker - a quartet of talented brothers featuring keyboardist Billy, 21, singer Charlie, 19, guitarist Raffey, 17 and Laurie, just 16, alongside their father, bassist and artist Graham Swift. Charlie movingly dedicated the band’s single These Days to the NHS, who treated mum Sarah during her battle with breast cancer three years ago. The group pummelled the crowd with an electric set with their powerful mix of hard rock edges and pop perfection. Topless Guitarist Raffey looks like he should be in Van Halen or Def Leppard and he had the audience mesmerised with his masterful guitar trickery. The Sons also performed latest single So Real which is an ode to Barbie actress Margot Robbie, who Billy recently met, alongside belters like Lover Boy and Listened To My Mother, about Sarah.