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A really enjoyable festival with great music in a lovely setting. Definitely recommended. with a plethora of high-quality acts and after only two years looks like being a regular date on the calendar 2020 dates 19th -21st June
Gov’t Mule says Bring On The Music Live Bring On The Music – Live At The Capitol Theatre cajoles you under the web of musically magic that the wizard –in-chief; Warren Haynes excels. For every fan of the band there will be tracks that set them alight with pure ecstasy.
Live Music sees The O2 Forum Rockin’ The Blues Mascot Group Label Blues Rock – Kris Barras, Walter Trout & Jonny Lang play Blues-rock. A great evening of fabulous music, each set worth the price of admission alone.
Gov’t Mule Life Before Insanity Live At The Capitol Theatre Featuring Full Concert-Length Film Directed By Danny Clinch new album & DVD out 28th June pre-order now with plus UK and European Tour dates
Brian Downey’s Alive and Dangerous Play Camden back by popular demand with special guests Rebecca Downes and One For Sorrow
Sam Lewis Live at Revelation Ashford performing at unique venue a church with superb accoustics as Sam bring Loversity alive on stage with the skill of a singer-songwriter
Ana Popovic talking music guitars touring and sexism Bluesdoodles in Conversation ahead of UK tour and release of her album Like It On Top September 2018
Erja Lyytinen brings Another World Live at 100 Club A very enjoyable evening of excellent guitar playing and really good songs performed by a charismatic and highly watchable musician. I’m looking forward to catching her on her next pass through London.
Wille and The Bandits Path takes them to Islington – The word eclectic often gets misused but not in the case of Wille and the Bandits who take a variety of rich ingredients from the past and put it into their particular blender to produce an imaginative take on the blues that is totally original. Catch them when you can.
The Kings Parade New EP MAD Released and on Tour Mistakes new video to watch from the four-piece indie band that is catching the ears of reviewers
