Swindon four-piece rock and R&B band plays a raw, upbeat set of 70s-style light rock and rhythm and blues covers and originals.
Lonely Road Band play the Wig and Quill on Friday 6 November, bringing their set to New Street in central Salisbury. They're a four-piece based in Swindon, and the night is built around a mixture of covers and originals.
They describe their sound as a raw, upbeat set of 70s-style light rock and rhythm and blues. That's a fair bit to take in, but it gives you a good sense of where they're coming from: the light rock side points towards the melodic, guitar-led stuff of the seventies, while the rhythm and blues brings the groove and the energy. Between the two, it's a set that sits comfortably in that territory of familiar, upbeat rock and roll.
Because they play both covers and originals, you'll hear a mix of songs they've written themselves alongside tracks they've taken from elsewhere. It's a four-piece on stage, so there's a full band behind the sound rather than a stripped-back arrangement. The whole thing is hosted at the Wig and Quill, which is on New Street in the centre of town.
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The gig is on Friday 6 November, so it's a proper Friday night out in Salisbury. If you're into 70s-style rock and R&B, this is one to keep on your radar.
