Salisbury covers band Break Cover plays a high-energy show of pop and rock hits from the sixties to the present day.
Break Cover are playing Qudos on Saturday 31 October, starting at 9pm. They're a Salisbury-based covers band that's been gigging across the town for more than a decade, and their set runs from the sixties through to the present day. When the set turns to AC/DC, they take the name BC/DC as a tribute to the band.
Fronted by singer Amber Coleman, with Simon, Terry, Dave and Pete on the instruments, the group describes their show as high-energy and built to get the audience dancing. That's a reputation that's been recognised around the city: in 2025 they won Best Cover Band and Best Live Act at the Salisbury Music Awards, voted for by the public, with individual awards for guitar, drums, bass and vocals. They're also fixtures at local events, including Figglefest, the Vintage Vehicle Show in Durrington, where they've played since 2014, and the Bear Inn Wilton beer festival, a nine-year run. They also support Salisbury City Council's Live Music Stage in Salisbury Market Square.
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It's a long-running local act, so if you've spent any time at Salisbury's outdoor events over the last few years, you've likely seen them. This one is indoors, though: Qudos is at 38 Castle Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 1BN, and they start at 9pm on Saturday 31 October.
