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| Rhythm Festival 2010 | Arlo Guthrie | 9 Below Zero | The Blues Band | Curved Air | Skinny Molly | Grand Slambovian Extra Terrestrial Hillbilly Pirate Ball | Slim Chance play Ronnie Lane | Chris Farlowe | Albert Lee & Hogan's Heroes | The Men They Couldn't Hang | The Pretty Things | Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash | |||||||||||||||||
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10cc, Arlo Guthrie,Billy Bragg, Donovan, The Damned, The Dualers, The Wailers, Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Adrian Edmondson & The Bad Shepherds, Wilko Johnson, Roger Chapman & The Shortlist, Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Dala, Ben Walters Band, 3 Bonzos & A Piano, Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby, and lots, lots more... |
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Only London appearance. Arlo Guthrie's career exploded in 1967 with the release of "Alice's Restaurant," which became nothing less than an anthem of an entire age. His stock in trade comes in the form of classically styled folk songs intermingled with clever storytelling, always reminding one and all of Guthrie's father, the beloved singer/writer/philosopher Woody Guthrie. |
Tickets: £23.50 adv / £25 on door PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Dennis Greaves, Mark Feltham, Gerry McEvoy and Brendan O'Neill return to London's legendary 100 Club for a night of sweltering Rhythm & Blues. Tonight playing the classic "Live at the Marquee" album in its entirety. Exclusive and definitely not to be missed. | Tickets: £18.50 adv (£20.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Paul Jones, Tom McGuinness, Dave Kelly, Rob Townsend and Gary Fletcher are The Blues Band. The classiest British Blues outfit there is. Get your tickets early – they always sell out. No support: on stage from 8.30pm. | Tickets: £23.50 adv (£25.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Having reformed in 1998 to play the Isle of Wight and Glastonbury festivals, Curved Air founder members vocalist Sonja Kristina and drummer Florian Pilkington-Miksa, together with ace guitarist Kit Morgan and bassist Chris Harris, are joined by special guests, yet to be announced. (Darryl Way is unwell). Do not miss this rare, one-off club performance. | Tickets: £18.50 adv (£20.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Skinny Molly features the former Lynyrd Skynyrd and Artimus Pyle Band guitarist and songwriter Mike Estes, long regarded as one of the Southern USA’s finest musical talents. Estes was inducted into the Hollywood Hall of Fame and played on Skynyrd’s legendary “Endangered Species” and “Southern Knights” albums. Hailing from the Deep South, Skinny Molly plays Lynyrd Skynyrd meets Molly Hatchet/Blackfoot/The Outlaws etc. This is Classic Southern rock ‘n’ boogie played by the best in the business. | Tickets: £15.50 adv (£17.50 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Featuring Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams and some amazing guests and surprises. From Sleepy Hollow, New York State: The Circus have been described as like a "hillbilly Pink Floyd" but that doesn't even come close. See for yourself what all the fuss is about. Only UK show, mirroring events in New York and San Francisco. | Tickets: £19.50 adv (£23.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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The Life Begins Tour… celebrating 40 years of Wishbone Ash. Martin Turner, the definitive voice, creative force and founding member of British rock legends Wishbone Ash, returns with an exciting new band line up for thsi exclusive London show. | Tickets: £17.50 adv (£18.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Legendary UK singer Farlowe returns with Manchester's top blues export for a night of incredibly good rock and blues. Expect all the hits – both solo and with Coliseum - including 'Out of Time' (written especially for the young Chris by Jagger/ Richards), 'Stormy Monday Blues' and 'Handbags & Gladrags' (theme to 'The Office'), which was also especially written for him. Only London date. | Tickets: £17.50 adv (£20.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Led by ace guitarist Steve Simpson and Charlie Hart on accordion and fiddle, joined by original members including Colin Davey and Alun Davies, Slim Chance are reforming to celebrate the music of the man who led them, the late and great Ronnie Lane. The band’s first and exclusive London date, it’ll be a night to remember. | Tickets: £17.50 adv (£20.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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Magnificent Grammy Award-winning Country-rock guitarist, pianist and songwriter Albert Lee returns with his fine band – including Gerry Hogan on pedal steel, Brian Hodgson on bass, and Pete Baron on drums. Lee has played with the very best, including Eric Clapton, John Cocker, Emmylou Harris, The Everley Brothers and Joe Cocker. The self-penned show-stopper ‘Country Boy’ features some of the hottest guitar playing ever recorded. This exclusive show will sell out. | Tickets: £18.50 adv (£20.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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The welcome return of Britain’s best and wildest folk-rock-punk band, still led by original members “Cush” (vocals and guitar), Paul Simmonds (guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, Keyboards) and "Swill" Odgers (vocals, guitar, tin whistle and melodica). Expect all the great songs, old and new, including “Green Fields of France’, 'Ironmasters' and ‘Walkin & Talkin'”. | Tickets: £16.50 adv (£18.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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In the early 1960s, three bands led the British Beat Boom: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Pretty Things. But the wildest, most dangerous of them all were the Pretty Things. Their hard-edged blues-rock, influenced by Bo Diddley and Jimmy Reed transformed into psychedelic rock. ‘SF Sorrow’ was the first rock opera, preseding The Who’s ‘Tommy’ by six months, In the intervening years The Pretty Things have lost none of their power or edge and are still led by lead singer Phil May and original Stones guitarist Dick Taylor. Exclusive performance. Support from the young, highly-regarded Malchicks. | Tickets: £18.50 adv (£20.00 on door) PLEASE NOTE: a £1 per transaction handling charge is added to all online orders. |
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