A gig on Sunday 16th April. The event starts at 18:00.
Sunday evening live music at The Knowle, in Knowle...
Joe Strouzer sings songs from his travels from Newcastle to New Orleans and a hell of a lot of places in between. His driving resonator guitar is coupled with true harmonica voodoo and biting songwriting of modern trouble, heartpains, moonlit trysts, drinking and devilment, peppered with a rich history of blues.
“I love that!” Cerys Matthews, BBC Radio 2 Blues Show
“Joe played the harmonica so damn good” Gill Landry, 2 x Grammy Award Winner.
"Where in the world did a limey kid from the U.K. get the nerve, and the talent to sing the blues like he had roots in the 1930's Mississippi Delta. I am happy to know that Joe Strouzer has the soul and the talent to keep the blues alive" Leroy Martin, Swamp Pop Legend and Louisiana Board of Music.
"The only British guy I've ever liked" Blind Texas Marlin
6-8pm free entry
Entry requirements:
Joe Strouzer sings songs from his travels from Newcastle to New Orleans and a hell of a lot of places in between. His driving resonator guitar is coupled with true harmonica voodoo and biting songwriting of modern trouble, heartpains, moonlit trysts, drinking and devilment, peppered with a rich history of blues.
“I love that!” Cerys Matthews, BBC Radio 2 Blues Show
“Joe played the harmonica so damn good” Gill Landry, 2 x Grammy Award Winner.
"Where in the world did a limey kid from the U.K. get the nerve, and the talent to sing the blues like he had roots in the 1930's Mississippi Delta. I am happy to know that Joe Strouzer has the soul and the talent to keep the blues alive" Leroy Martin, Swamp Pop Legend and Louisiana Board of Music.
"The only British guy I've ever liked" Blind Texas Marlin
6-8pm free entry
Entry requirements:
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