Gigs

London’s iconic 100 Club has been trading under the same name since 1964 and has put on live music since 1942 as the Feldman Jazz Club amongst other names, earning it the title of the oldest independent venue world wide.

Join us at the Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival in Colne this August, one of the UK’s leading celebrations of blues and roots music. The festival brings together established names and rising acts from across the country for an unforgettable weekend of live performances and pure blues energy.

The Dublin Castle is a legendary pub and music venue located 2 minutes away from Camden Town tube station. It has been ran by the same family for over 28 years and features 4 live bands every night as well as a great selection of beers, ciders and wines.

Friendly club based at the Bullingdon, Cowley Road putting on top notch Blues and Rock bands from UK, US and Europe. Come and party!

Snobs is one of Birmingham’s most iconic nightclubs, a true Brummie institution that’s been keeping the city dancing since 1972. Known for its buzzing atmosphere, great tunes, and affordable drinks, Snobs spans three floors of indie, alternative, retro, R&B, and hip-hop beats right in the heart of Broad Street. With decades of history and an unbeatable vibe, it’s the perfect spot for an unforgettable night out in Birmingham.

We’re thrilled to be part of the Rising Stars Showcase at Arlington Arts Centre in Newbury this December, joining forces with Revenant and Small Town Saviours for what promises to be a night of serious musical fireworks.

The Griffin Inn is a traditional country pub in the historic village of Chipping Warden, known for its warm, friendly community atmosphere. Dating back to around 1650, the Grade II listed building is full of character, with original beams, open fires, a large garden and convenient parking to the rear.

We will be at The Wheatsheaf in Banbury on Thursday, 23 January 2026, for a free-entry show. A venue where classic pub charm meets an alternative music scene, The Wheatsheaf offers a warm, friendly atmosphere and a great local vibe in the heart of Banbury.

We will be performing on Friday, 30 January 2026, at the UK Blues, Rhythm & Rock Festival, held at the iconic Winter Gardens, Blackpool. We will be on the Introducing Stage as part of a weekend celebrating the best of blues, rhythm and rock, featuring over 40 acts across four stages.

We’re bringing our blues-rock sound to The Bell this February. One of Bicester’s finest traditional pubs, The Bell is a proper 17th-century inn with real ales, great atmosphere, and live music every weekend. Whether you’re popping in for a quiet pint or a noisy one, expect big riffs, plenty of energy, and a great night of live music with us in a classic pub setting.

We’re excited to be playing at The Bullingdon in Oxford this February, a long-established live music venue and cocktail bar on Cowley Road known for showcasing local and touring bands in a vibrant, intimate setting. The gig is organised by Haven Club, bringing great live music nights to the city. Join us for a night of energetic performance, drinks, and a true Oxford live-music experience.

We’re thrilled to be playing at Henry’s Blueshouse, one of the UK’s most iconic blues music nights run by Big Bear Music, with roots going back to 1968 as a legendary showcase for blues and rock talent.

Standing proudly on Broad Street, the old Fleur de Lys holds a deep connection to Banbury’s brewing heritage.

The BrasshouseClick to open side panel for more information is a prominent and historic pub located on Broad Street, overlooking the canal in the heart of Birmingham. Housed in a building that dates back to 1781, it originally served as a brass foundry before being converted into its current form.

London’s iconic 100 Club has been trading under the same name since 1964 and has put on live music since 1942 as the Feldman Jazz Club amongst other names, earning it the title of the oldest independent venue world wide.

We are part of the Dereham Blues Festival, playing the Mid Norfolk Railway on Friday 3 July 2026. We are on stage from 9pm to 11pm, with a licensed bar and BBQ on the platform.

The festival transforms the market town of Dereham into a vibrant hub for blues and roots music every July, with bands performing across venues from traditional pubs to community spaces. Keep an eye on Our Facebook Page for more info.

We are back at The Wheatsheaf in Banbury on Sunday 12 July 2026 for a free-entry Sunday afternoon show, kicking off at 3pm. This one is our warm-up for the Upton Blues Festival the following weekend, so expect the full set at full tilt. A venue where classic pub charm meets an alternative music scene, The Wheatsheaf offers a warm, friendly atmosphere and a great local vibe in the heart of Banbury.

We are back at Henry’s Blueshouse, this time at its new West Bromwich home, on Friday 17 July 2026 from 7pm. Entry is free.

Henry’s Blueshouse is a Birmingham blues institution founded in 1968 by promoter Jim Simpson of Big Bear Music, the club that famously gave Black Sabbath their first break. Its second branch runs every Friday evening at West Bromwich Indoor Market and Food Hall, with the market traders staying open into the evening for street food and drinks.

We are on the Riverside Stage at the Upton Blues Festival on Saturday 18 July 2026, from 5pm. Entry to the festival is free, so just turn up.

The Upton Blues Festival is a multi-award-winning event that takes place every July, transforming the riverside town of Upton upon Severn into a bustling centre for roots and rhythm. The 2026 edition runs from 15 to 19 July with more than 170 free performances across the Meadow, Acoustic Roots and Riverside stages, plus the town's pub venues. It is run in support of the Upton Blues Festival Charitable Trust and funded by donations.

We are playing The Bottle of Sack in Sutton Coldfield on Tuesday 28 July 2026 as part of the 42nd Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival. Free entry, no ticket needed.

The festival runs from 24 July to 2 August 2026, with well over a hundred venues across the city and the vast majority of shows free to walk into. The Bottle of Sack is a large pub on Birmingham Road in the centre of Sutton Coldfield, taking its name from a line in Shakespeare’s Henry IV.

Millennium Point hosts a free one-day mini festival as part of the 42nd Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival. A full day of live blues kicks off at 13:00 with The Shufflepack, followed by the Honeyboy Hickling Blues Band at 15:00 and Brad Henshaw at 17:30. We close the day as Get Loose take the stage at 19:45, bringing classic rock mixed with blues and fine melodies. Expect great music, relaxed vibes and a perfect atmosphere to celebrate the sound of blues together all day long. This event sold out quickly last year, so pre-book your free tickets to guarantee entry.

We are playing the Cropredy Fringe at the Red Lion on Saturday 15 August 2026, on stage at 3pm. This is the pub’s own free fringe programme in the garden, not the main festival, so you do not need a festival ticket. Just walk in.

The Red Lion is a part-thatched village pub opposite the churchyard in Cropredy, a few yards from the canal towpath. During the Fairport Convention weekend the garden fills with marquees and the pub runs a full programme of free fringe bands.

We are at The Elephant & Castle in Bloxham on Saturday 22 August 2026. Free entry. Stage time to be confirmed, so keep an eye on our Facebook page.

The Elephant & Castle is a 17th-century ironstone coaching inn on Humber Street in the village of Bloxham, run as a Hook Norton Brewery pub and held by the same family for over forty years. Hooky ales, real ciders, a garden and terrace, and proper pub games including Aunt Sally.

We head up to Lincolnshire on Thursday 1 October 2026 to play Yardbirds Rock Club in Grimsby, from 7pm. This one is ticketed. Tickets are not on sale yet, so check the Yardbirds gig guide, or our Facebook page, and we will post the link as soon as it lands.

Yardbirds is an over-18s live-music club just off Freeman Street, billing itself as Lincolnshire’s number one live music venue, with original touring rock and blues acts on through the week.

A home-town one to end the year: we are back at the Haven Club at The Bullingdon on Wednesday 9 December 2026, on stage at 7.30pm. This one is ticketed, and tickets are not on sale yet. They will go up on the Haven Club’s WeGotTickets page, and we will share the link the moment they do.

The Haven Club is a friendly club based at The Bullingdon on Cowley Road, putting on top-notch blues and rock bands from the UK, US and Europe. Come and party.