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Friday 8th July 6pm - 1am Friday's Entertainment brought you the best in original and exciting music rolling into a crackin' finale with fiddle driven folk rock band - Blue Horses
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| Louis & The Iguanas Time on stage: 18:00 | ||||
| Snakes Time on stage: 19:45
The Snakes band were born in 2004 when the three founder
members decided "it would be a fun thing to do" Within months they were
playing at Glastonbury Festival, an impromptu performance with Larry Love of
the Alabama Three being one of the high points of the gig. After a special
night at the Westgate where Darryl Way ex electric violinist of Curved Air,
guested, the Snakes have become more and more popular with live music fans.
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| Mann Friday Time on stage: 21:30 Freshly grown from Southern African soil, Mann Friday music has landed in London and is here to stay. Having been based in Cape Town for 2001 & 2002, Mann Friday won the Battle of the Bands and went on to record their first major album The Orchard, soon to be followed by electronica cross-over project Penga . Looking to make the leap onto the global stage the band relocated to the UK in May 2003 teaming up with Welsh drummer Chris Gutch, London rocker of Rehab ( ZTT,Warner ) and Collapsed Lung ( Deceptive Records ) fame. The new union of driving rock guts and acoustic heart would redefine the group and see an unprecedented response from the London gig-circuit.
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| Blue Horses Time on stage: 23:15 Folk rock but not in the traditional sense Blue Horses are powerful, melodic and visually compelling having terrific improvisations on the genre. This is a rhythmic funky bundle of fun with twiddly bits, flying fiddles, swirling sounds and soaring vocals. They love folk and their own traditional music, but they love to rock even more and this unabashed enthusiasm and joy in playing is what shines through....... |
