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What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than listening to some of the finest Blues Bands from the West Midlands. We have a stellar line up for this Blues Alldayer running from 3pm til 8pm and for any music fan, this is one you won’t want to miss:
Blue Nation Fronted by powerhouse singer-guitarist Neil Murdoch, anchored by groove-master Luke Weston (bass, backing vocals), and driven by the explosive Nick Sharman on drums, this trio is igniting a new era of arena-ready blues-rock. Blue Nation fuse the swagger of classic British rock, Beatles, Cream, Zeppelin, with the modern fire of Rival Sons and Vintage Trouble. The result: riff-rich, melodic blues-rock that feels both timeless and thrillingly fresh. It’s music built to shake stadiums and win over the world.
Big Wolf Band Unfortunately due to recent Jon’s cancer diagnosis Big Wolf are no longer able to perform.
The Dirt Road Band are Steve Walwyn, guitar and vocals, Horace Panter, bass, and Ted Duggan, drums. They play hard, punchy blues-rock music that makes your heart beat faster. Walwyn has played guitar for a living for the past 45 years, 32 of those as a member of Dr Feelgood. Panter was a founding member of The Specials. He’s been doing this a while too, as has Duggan who has enjoyed spells with Banco de Gaia and more recently, Badfinger. Three highly proficient and time-served players doing what they do best!
Adams & Friends is a musical collaboration led by vintage Birmingham drummer Roy Adams. Roy has toured, recorded and gigged with the likes of Roy Wood, Ruby Turner, Mica Paris, Tony Christie, the Climax Blues Band, more.
Gabriella Jones is a singer/songwriter from Birmingham and Gibson Artist. She has played the Wireless Festival and Hard Rock Calling Festivals in Hyde Park along with the Isle of Wight Festival. Her style combines soulful vocals with rock guitar and catchy melodies you’ll be singing all the way home!
Event Details:
Doors Open at 2pm with the first performance at 3.45pm
Tickets:Early Bird Ticket: £15 (+ booking fee)
The Jam House, Birmingham – Where music entertainment lives since 1999… Nestled in the heart of Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter, The Jam House is a renowned live music venue set within a beautiful Georgian building overlooking the scenic St Paul’s Square. This award-winning destination combines live entertainment, delicious food, and unforgettable nights out, making it a must-visit spot for locals and tourists alike.
Getting Here:🚗 Free Parking: Available around St Paul’s Square after 6 PM.🚆 Nearest Train Station: Snow Hill Station – just a short walk away.🚋 Nearest Tram Stop: St Paul’s – conveniently located nearby
Tickets (£15.00 each)- +
- Located at main reception desk
- Valid photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Available 1 hour before event start time
- Limited street parking in St Pauls Square
- Nearby public parking garages within walking distance
- No dedicated venue parking lot
- Ground floor level accessible
- Wheelchair spaces available
- Disabled toilet facilities
- Advance notice recommended for special accommodations
- Smart casual attire
- No outside food or drinks
- Valid ID required for alcohol purchase
- No smoking inside venue
- Adults 18+ only for most evening events
- Some daytime/family events may allow children
- Specific age restrictions vary by performance
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