Planet Rock's Rocktober announce 3 new headliners.

 Planet Rock's Rocktober announce 3 new headliners.

15 Oct O2 Academy Bristol :: Reef

18 Oct O2 Shepherds Bush Empire :: Wilko Johnson

22 Oct O2 Academy Sheffield :: The Sweet

Due to the ongoing uncertainty with international travel, Kenny Wayne Shepherd is unfortunately unable to make it to UK shores in October. Not to worry though, Planet Rock have recruited incredible new headline bands to headline the three Rocktober dates.

Lineup https://bit.ly/Rocktober2022

Sheffield & Bristol: Reef / King King / When Rivers Meet / The Damn Truth

London: Reef / King King / When Rivers Meet

Wilco Johnson Hits The Road In February 2020

 Not long now until the boys hit the road…

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New Podcast - Wilko Johnson Talks To...

 Wilko Johnson has been using his time in self-isolation very productively, and he can now reveal...

the debut episode of his new podcast series 'Wilko Johnson Talks To...' !

First guest? None other than WJ's long-time rock 'n' roll sparring partner Norman Watt-Roy.

Dig in here: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Hq3EnkEdqdMwcnntgU6E5

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Was This The Best Drill Hall Gig Ever?

Was This The Best Drill Hall Gig Ever?

Wilco Johnson supported by Virgil and the Accelerators April 21 Lincoln Drill Hall.

What a night we had at the Drill Hall. Wilco Johnson with sidemen, Norman Watt-Roy (bass) and Dylan Howe (Drums) all on sparkling form. The sound mix was spot on and the lighting was just what you’ve come to expect at this venue.

The show kicked off the show with a storming set by power rockers Virgil and the Accelerators.
Wilco Johnson stormed through a set including favourites such as Down By The Jetty, Roxette, Sneaking Suspicion and Sam The Sham’s Wooly Bully. There were two encores, firstly an extended version of Chuck Berry’s Bye Bye Johnny and finally Rote Sixty Six.

Could this have been the best Drill Hall Gig Ever?