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"Key shattering Boogie Woogie" is how the Guardian newspaper described Ben Waters after a concert at Ronnie Scott's—known for energetic performances and powerful renditions of early boogie-woogie and Rock n' Roll. Waters always plays music that he loves, the music of his heroes Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Amos Milburn, Little Richard, Ian Stewart and a host of other piano players.

The Eel Pie Club Christmas Party is famous! Great music, great fun, free mince pies and mulled wine (if you get there early enough) and 'the best party in town'.
The Eel Pie All-Stars are Keith Grant (Downliners Sect), Robin Bibi (ex Pretty Things), Alan Glen (formerly with The Yardbirds and Nine Below Zero), Chris Hunt (Lonnie Donegan Band, The Bruvvers), Bob Haddrell, PLUS a host of guest musicians.

Dave Thomas was 2023 winner of the Independent Blues Awards, in the category Best Contemporary Blues Band.
Dave is a British Blues veteran. He is a survivor of the 1960s British blues boom so if you like John Mayall, Eric Clapton and Peter Green, you’ll love the blues that Dave still delivers. He is truly coming into his best years yet after a lifetime devoted to the blues.
*“Vocally Dave is as smooth as Van Morrison” Peter ‘Blewzzman’ Lauro
*“… a master craftsman at his work. Soulful, upbeat and fun …”Folk & Tumble Review
*“One of the best outfits on the British scene.” Phil Wight, Blues & Rhythm magazine.

Dave Thomas was 2023 winner of the Independent Blues Awards, in the category Best Contemporary Blues Band.
Dave is a British Blues veteran. He is a survivor of the 1960s British blues boom so if you like John Mayall, Eric Clapton and Peter Green, you’ll love the blues that Dave still delivers. He is truly coming into his best years yet after a lifetime devoted to the blues.
In recent years Dave has built an international reputation as a fine blues guitarist and singer. For 10 years he led the house band at Shake Down Blues, a specialist promoter of black American blues in the UK giving him the opportunity to work with 40 great black American blues musicians.

John Fiddler, the voice and songs of Medicine Head, British Lions (Mott The Hoople), Box of Frogs (Yardbirds) has re-formed Medicine Head with a stellar 5-piece band – John Fiddler on vocals, guitar and keys, Belinda Campbell on backing vocals, Dzal Martin (No Dice, Terry Reid, Box of Frogs/Yardbirds, The Equals, Rick Wakeman, Nazareth) on guitars, Paul Edwards (Paul Young) on drums and Andre Shapps on bass.

John Fiddler, the voice and songs of Medicine Head, British Lions (Mott The Hoople), Box of Frogs (Yardbirds) has re-formed Medicine Head with a stellar 5-piece band – John Fiddler on vocals, guitar and keys, Belinda Campbell on backing vocals, Dzal Martin (No Dice, Terry Reid, Box of Frogs/Yardbirds, The Equals, Rick Wakeman, Nazareth) on guitars, Paul Edwards (Paul Young) on drums and Andre Shapps on bass.

The Hitman from New York City and his Hitman Blues Band play original Modern/Alternative Blues and inspired versions of blues classics = blues for the 21st century! The common thread for every tune is the blues - from soulful blues ballads to foot tappin' music to make you want to dance. Powerful vocals, ripping guitar, a solid rhythm section, stirring backing vocals, plus a little humour in the narrative. This is a blues show like no other.
Frontman and band leader Russell ‘Hitman’ Alexander has New York City in his veins, blues in his heart, and the music of many worlds in his gifted hands. The man in the shades, top hat and sharp suit on stage with that tight band in that dark club is playing real blues, informed by 50 years of mastery of New York City’s thousand styles while imitating no one.

American vocalist, Kat Pearson’s sound has been described as “New Generation Blues”. She delivers her vocals with a dynamic and contemporary flavour with the backing of her excellent 4 piece band, including slide guitarist, Francesco Accurso, Fred Parodi on keyboards, Paul Michael on bass and Vincenzo Infusio on drums. Kat has shared the stage with many great artists, from Chicago Blues Queens Deitra Farr and Peaches Staten, to Blues Hall of Fame inductees Mud Morganfield and Lil’ Jimmy Reed.

Will Wilde has taken the harmonica way beyond its traditional blues roots since he first emerged on the music scene in 2010. Always pushing forward, evolving and redefining his sound. He gained popularity on Youtube with his awe-inspiring harmonica covers of classic rock guitar solos such as Lynyrd Skynyrd's Free Bird. Throughout 2022/23 Wilde has been touring with his critically acclaimed rock band Bad Luck Friday, but 2024/2025 sees him return to the blues with the recording of a new solo album.
Wilde’s hard-edged harmonica steals the spotlight from the traditional blues rock guitar, with a sound that owes as much to Gary Moore as it does to Sonny Boy Williamson.

Martin Turner and his band return to the concert stages during 2025 to celebrate
the 55th anniversary of the formation of the original Wishbone Ash.
The ”Blowin’ Free” tour will feature music from the career-defining eras of
Wishbone Ash, with a show consisting of classic tracks and stage favourites as well
as much loved deeper album cuts, making it a show no true Wishbone Ash
aficionado will want to miss.

Erroll Linton won the UK Blues Challenge 2024 and nominated for UK Blues Awards in 2023 and 2024, representing the UK Blues Federation both at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, USA, and the European Blues Challenge in Braga, Portugal.
Anyone interested in contemporary British blues/roots music will be aware of Errol Linton. The Brixton born, raised and resident singer, harmonica player and songwriter has earned his spurs as leader of the most dynamic live band in the UK – Linton and band take the stage night after night, making music that gets audiences dancing and cheering. This is the funky stuff, blues with a reggae tinge and jazz flavours. Black British music with roots in Mississippi and New Orleans, Kingston and London. Linton creates a dynamic, original sound like no other artist anywhere.

Founded by the great Ronnie Lane after he left the Faces, Slim Chance is still going strong, redefining rock and roll and continuing to live up to their name as the ultimate good-time band. The show features many of Ronnie’s classic songs – including Ooh la la, How Come and The Poacher plus a few surprises - a rare mix of bonhomie and fine musicianship.

In the very heart of the notorious London Rock and Roll scene exists a whirlwind duo of female energy and ecstasy, recognised as the True Queens of Rock.
Having invaded venues ranging from The Royal Albert Hall (on multiple occasions), playing alongside Elton John, The British Rock Symphony Orchestra and Blues festivals, Wembley Arena supporting The Who, The Viper Room in LA and Euro-fests galore – to intimate spaces like The Green Note in Camden, Never The Bride have amazed and floored audiences and peer groups alike over their 25 years of service – these ladies are true rock and roll royalty.