Look out it’s
THE BROOMBUSTERS
The greatest Rock’n’Roll, Blues & Ska Party on this – and probably any other – planet
Born in the heart of Big City Birmingham, fronted by the wild, wacky – and not a little scary – Charlie Wolfman Sylvester, this five piece combo generates enough power onstage to blast off into space, which can happen on a not irregular basis.
Wolfman is the band’s secret weapon, and it’s not surprising that the man has a background - and what a background.
Remember the exuberant and colourful JALN Band that seemed to inhabit – alongside Kool & The Gang and Chaka Khan - the Top of the Pops Studio throughout the 70s and 80s with a seemingly endless run of disco soul hits? Managed by pop guru Pete Waterman the band toured the world for some 25 years and clocked up hit after hit. And that’s where The Wolfman came from, the star of The JALN Band. Then The Wolfman decided to return to his roots – and The Broombusters were born.
Extravagant, entertaining, infectious enthusiasm and danceability in spades – that’s The Broombusters.
Coming at you.
Don’t duck, just dance.
For more information please contact
Big Bear Music, Po Box 944, Birmingham, B16 8UT Tel: 0121 454 7020 - admin@bigbearmusic.com
Friday, 30 January 2015
Thursday, 29 January 2015
Wildwood Music Festival August 2015
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LIVE ARTS IN BRIGG; The Wilsons, supported by Dave Vermond
LIVE ARTS IN BRIGG – concert
with The
Wilsons, supported
by Dave
Vermond
It might seem unlikely
that a group who have sung on both
Broadway and at the Albert Hall could be performing in Brigg, but that’s what’s happening in a concert at The Angel, BRIGG in March.
The group in question is The Wilsons, a group of five
brothers from the north-east who opened in Sting’s
musical, ‘The Last Ship’, on Broadway last summer. Before their two special performances with Sting
at The Sage in Gateshead at the end of April you can see them in Brigg
first!
The brothers each have
unique and very powerful voices which have gained them a
huge following wherever they go. Singing either
individually or in close harmony, they perform both traditional and more modern
material – along with a large helping of humour – making
every concert a truly memorable one. One of the brothers,
Chris, has close links with the area, having lived in Winterton for a time some years
ago, when he was a popular local singer.
Their support at the
concert is also familiar to local audiences. Singer, songwriter and guitarist
Dave Vermond was a great favourite when he sang regularly
in the area a few years ago. His witty songs, great voice
and brilliant musicianship will perfectly complement The Wilson’s powerful
performance – it promises to be a terrific concert, so
don’t miss it!
The concert is at the
Angel Suite, Brigg on Sat March 7th at 7.30pm. Tickets are
available from Brigg Tourist Information Centre £12 (£14 on the door). Tickets
may also be reserved on
01652 678771 or 01652 653217.
Stand In Blues Band @ Tap & Spile Lincoln. Feb 6
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Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Introducing The Xavier Dotras Trio
The Xavier
Dotras Trio.
This
band is an ensemble led by the pianist Xavier Dotras. From 2004 the group has
forged an excellent career supported by 5 recordings, and together with
important musical critics and a considerable curriculum of performances abroad
(England, Holland, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and
Rumania).
The last work, called “Paintings” (Picap-2014), is
homage to the painters of the XIX, XX and XXI centuries. The well-known vocalist
Carme Canela has
collaborated in this CD.
You
can see a video-clip on the following link:
Contact...
More
information:
The Norman Beaker Band with Larry Garner: Dates Available in May and June 2015
The Norman Beaker Band with Larry Garner: Dates Available
in May and June 2015
Norman Beaker...
Norman Beaker has been at the forefront of the British
Blues scene for over 4 decades playing with Alexis Korner, Graham Bond, Jack
Bruce, Tony Ashton, Paul Jones, Eric Burdon and many others.
BB King commented, “Norman is like a white Freddy King”,
a compliment indeed, and not one wasted on the many artistes Norman has
subsequently worked with including: BB King, Jimmy Rogers, Buddy Guy, Lowell
Fulson, Fenton Robinson, Chuck Berry, Carey Bell James Booker, Jon Lord, Larry
Garner and Ruby Turner to name just a few.
What they say about Larry Garner...
Garner's mellifluous lead guitar chops are akin to B.B.
King's and are relatively free from rock influences ... Extremely musical and
imminently listenable blues that should bring the name Larry Garner to a large
audience.- Blues Revue
Is Larry Garner the best songwriter in blues today? Yes, easily.
- "West Coast Blues Review”
In a decade when veterans and youngbloods alike rely too
heavily on overdone standards and cover material, Garner churns out clever,
challenging, uncompromising and thoroughly
contemporary
songs.- “Living Blues”
All enquiries
to...
Sally Sharp-Paulsen
Mama Bear Enterprises
Giljevegen 186
5430 Bremnes
Norway
sally@sharp-paulsen.net
(47)91881518
Mama Bear Enterprises
Giljevegen 186
5430 Bremnes
Norway
sally@sharp-paulsen.net
(47)91881518
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Monday, 26 January 2015
Introducing The Fyreflies
Introducing The Fyreflies
The Fyreflies are a Lincoln-based duo: Ben (guitars,
vocals and bass drum) & Darryl (mandolin, vocals, guitar, flute,
didgeridoo and bass) - and the occassional guest percussionist. As well as
performing eclectic popular covers (including tracks from REM, The Cult,
The Stranglers, Mumford & Sons, The Clash etc.) in their particularly
folk/rock style, they also like to infuse Celtic rock, sea shanties and
other genres with 'Ooomph'!
They also perform much of their own material, which has also been successfully received over local radio, festivals and other events. Along with the tight harmonies, evocative and bursting guitar/mandolin work, and their ability to engage with the audience, The Fyreflies could have you jigging in the hull of a galleon, singing along to rocking tunes or have you humming along with the Faeries.
They also perform much of their own material, which has also been successfully received over local radio, festivals and other events. Along with the tight harmonies, evocative and bursting guitar/mandolin work, and their ability to engage with the audience, The Fyreflies could have you jigging in the hull of a galleon, singing along to rocking tunes or have you humming along with the Faeries.
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