Live blues rock show by The Rhythm Blasters, pioneers of the local blues scene, at The Duke of York.
The Rhythm Blasters play The Duke of York on Saturday 14 November, with the music starting at 8.30pm. It's a single-band bill, so they're the only name on the night.
They're a blues rock band and one of the longer-running acts around here — they've been going since 1985, so they've put in over forty years. They describe themselves as pioneers of the local blues scene, and they're still active. The sound they play is raw, no-nonsense rockin' blues, which is exactly what the name suggests: blues with a rock edge, played without any fuss.
If you're not familiar with them, that's the best way to sum up what they do. They've been at it since the mid-eighties, and they're still playing the same kind of music they started with. It's a straightforward, guitar-led sound that doesn't lean on any particular trend or fancy arrangement, just the blues played loud and direct.
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The gig is at The Duke of York, which is at 34 York Road in Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP2 7AS. The pub's own website is dukeofyorksalisbury.co.uk, and the music kicks off at 8.30pm on Saturday 14 November.
