The members of the band Junior Hacksaw, as mentioned in search results from 2010 and 2022, are Pete Matheson on guitar and vocals, and formerly Burke Shelley on bass, though he was replaced by another bassist due to his touring commitments. The band is a three-piece blues rock/rock 'n' roll group from South Wales. Pete Matheson: Guitar and vocals. Burke Shelley: Was the original bass player, but had to leave due to touring. Unnamed bass player: Replaced Burke Shelley.

Experience the soulful and electrifying performance of Mark Davies Band, as they bring their blues rock music to life on Saturday, October 4th, 2024 at Cwmbran RFC. From the groovy beats to the soulful guitar solos, this is a show you won't want to miss. Admission is £10 so invite your friends and family for a night of unforgettable music from an amazing guitarist.

Blues Central are a 3 piece band led by Peter Hughes and are experienced musicians with a genuine feel and love for blues and soul. Lots of guitar, a dash of swing and things start to hot up with nobody left sitting down.

Whilst on tour promoting the album, JV was spotted by Rod Argent who was looking for new lead vocalist for his band following the departure of Russ Ballard. John eventually joined Argent late in 1973 and there followed a period of intense recording and touring until the band decided to come off the road late in 1976. Argent never did go back on the road, and decided to disband, at which point John became involved with various new projects both as Artist and Record Producer.By the spring of 1970 the Kent Style had morphed into Tunnel. Living and working in the US, doing prestigious support slots with many of the big names of the day including Jimi Hendrix (July 5th 1970 2 days after JV's 21st birthday), Mountain, Canned Heat, Savoy Brown, and Janis Joplin. Very soon, Tunnel would morph into the very first John Verity Band, formed in Miami later that year. On his return to England in 1971, John secured a contract with producer Steve Rowland to record his first solo album for ABC Dunhill/Probe records, 'John Verity Band', which was released in the spring of 1973. John is pictured right, with Steve Rowland and Head of Probe records Dave Chapman at the signing of the contract.

Go tell ever'body Split Whiskers are back in town, they got a dollar and a quarter and they're ready to clown!. Split Whiskers have their roots firmly planted in Chicago blues, crossing boundaries into rock, americana and more than a hint of the Delta. The band's fame is spreading and they are becoming one of the busiest bands at blues venues around the UK, in particular in great demand on the Festival circuit. Their superb musicianship, along with their infectious humour on stage, promises a great evening's entertainment Fronted by Gilby J. Fletcher on vocals & blues harp Johnny 'Magic Boy' Wright on vocals & acoustic, resonator & electric guitars They are joined by: Matt Willshaw on keys Robbie Stewart-Mathews on bass Rick Hudson on drums "...Split Whiskers embrace excellence when playing live, the show is a complete experience, you will leave after feeling refreshed and invigorated by their blues..." BBC Radio "...must go and see them..." Blues Matters magazine

The Terraplanes Blues Band having been awarded the highly prestigious "EMERGING BLUES ACT OF THE YEAR" at the UK Blues Awards 2023, have been busy playing around the country at some of the best blues clubs and festivals, cementing their reputation as one of the UK's most exciting blues acts. Hailing from Bristol UK, with a sound echoing the 1960' s British R'n'B bands, The Terraplanes have been a breath of fresh air since the release of their debut E.P Midnight Train in 2020. With the commercial success and critical acclaim of their first full album Stepping Stones in 2022 plus some blistering live festival performances have seen them gain a league of followers around the world. The chemistry between the two founding members is the driving force of the band. Nick Scrase's authentic guitar/vocal tones Eduardo Allen's hi energy harmonica skills and stage performance make for an electric live show. The band are ably supported by Karl Anthony (drums) and Craig Shaw (bass). Nick Scrase & Eduardo Allen met in 2013 at an open mic night in Bristol, UK. The pair shared an appreciation of authentic delta blues and quickly became friends, meeting up weekly to sharpen up their skills as a duo at various open mics and acoustic showcases. Having chosen the name The Terraplanes from an old Robert Johnson song, they then began appearing around Bristol and the South West including Moles Club in Bath and the Wellington Beer Festival and many more.

Slide Boy Roy is a Chicago Blues inspired band. With an ever-evolving set-list, no two performances are the same, so be prepared for the unexpected! Slide Boy Roy listed on Ents24.com since Apr 2006.

James Oliver is one of the UK's busiest acts playing over 300 gigs a year all over the UK, Europe, and the USA! He has performed over 3000 gigs and shared the stage with many acts including Albert Lee, Bill Kirchen, Deke Leonard, Greg Koch, Walter Trout, Steve Gibbons, Billy Bremner, Geraint Watkins, and many others. In 2020 James won the UK Blues Awards Emerging Artist of the Year and has since been nominated 3 additional times. James Oliver released 2 studio albums 3 live albums and his album Twang was #1 on Amazon Blues Charts for 3 weeks. James is currently working on a new record with legendary producer, John Leckie. James YouTube channel has over 20,000 subscribers with over 9 million views. One of the UK's most revered and incredible next generation guitar masters -Giles Robson (UK Blues Harp Legend) Plain and simple he's a genius.

Blue Traffic back after a 10 year hiatus, with new material for a Ep in the works. Supporting artists such as Robin Tower, Walter Trout, Wishbone Ash, Stan Webb, Robert Cray and covering songs by Hendrix, Hawkwind. CCR, Cream etc