A gig held at The Thunderbolt on Saturday 6th August. The event starts at 19:30.
OTWAYS BIG BAND ARE BACK!!
OTWAY returns to the Thunderbolt with the big band. Joining John on stage are Richard Holgarth on lead guitar, Seymour on bass guitar, songwriter Murray Torkildsen on guitar and drummer Adam Batterbee.
John first achieved notoriety with his eye-watering performance on Old Grey Whistle Test and subsequent hit single 'Really Free' in 1977. A heady mix of blind ambition and rank incompetence was to keep this microstar shining for almost two decades despite Otway's ability to turn any situation to his own disadvantage.
His autobiography 'Rock and Roll's Greatest Failure' out sold, by a factor of ten, all the records he had released since his hit, and now Otway is struggling to live up to this billing - selling out London Astoria for his 2000th gig in 1993, filling the Royal Albert Hall in 1998, and charting at number 9 with his 2002 single 'Bunsen Burner'. For John 'Two Hits' Otway, 'the future's bright; the future's Otway!
www.johnotway.com
LONELY TOURIST: Lonely Tourist's music has been played on the radio a fair bit. Steve Lamacq had him in for a session in 2016. Gideon Coe, Radcliffe and Maconie and others have all played it as well as BBC Scotland (2017 single Luxury Coach was single of the week on Janice Forsyth's show on Radio Scotland) and BBC Intro West.He has supported Pete Doherty, Malcolm Middleton, Chas & Dave and numerous others
https://www.facebook.com/lonelytouristmusic/
https://lonelytourist.bandcamp.com/
Doors Open: 7.30pm Admission:£18 on the Door
Tickets: £15 + BF from headfirstbristol.co.uk
Entry requirements:
OTWAY returns to the Thunderbolt with the big band. Joining John on stage are Richard Holgarth on lead guitar, Seymour on bass guitar, songwriter Murray Torkildsen on guitar and drummer Adam Batterbee.
John first achieved notoriety with his eye-watering performance on Old Grey Whistle Test and subsequent hit single 'Really Free' in 1977. A heady mix of blind ambition and rank incompetence was to keep this microstar shining for almost two decades despite Otway's ability to turn any situation to his own disadvantage.
His autobiography 'Rock and Roll's Greatest Failure' out sold, by a factor of ten, all the records he had released since his hit, and now Otway is struggling to live up to this billing - selling out London Astoria for his 2000th gig in 1993, filling the Royal Albert Hall in 1998, and charting at number 9 with his 2002 single 'Bunsen Burner'. For John 'Two Hits' Otway, 'the future's bright; the future's Otway!
www.johnotway.com
LONELY TOURIST: Lonely Tourist's music has been played on the radio a fair bit. Steve Lamacq had him in for a session in 2016. Gideon Coe, Radcliffe and Maconie and others have all played it as well as BBC Scotland (2017 single Luxury Coach was single of the week on Janice Forsyth's show on Radio Scotland) and BBC Intro West.He has supported Pete Doherty, Malcolm Middleton, Chas & Dave and numerous others
https://www.facebook.com/lonelytouristmusic/
https://lonelytourist.bandcamp.com/
Doors Open: 7.30pm Admission:£18 on the Door
Tickets: £15 + BF from headfirstbristol.co.uk
Entry requirements:
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