Five-piece rock and pop covers band Joyrider play a free afternoon set at The Farmer's Boy.
Joyrider are playing The Farmer's Boy in St Albans on Saturday 10 July, their set running through the afternoon rather than the evening. It's a five-piece rock and pop covers band, so the whole afternoon is built around songs you'll already know rather than original material. With five people on stage, they've got a full band sound to work with, and the set draws from across the rock and pop songbooks.
Because it's an afternoon slot, it's a bit of a different way to do a gig. Instead of the usual evening start, you'll find them playing while it's still light out, which changes the whole feel of the thing. It's more of a daytime drop-in than a night out, so it works as well for a Saturday afternoon as it does for a proper night of live music.
They're a covers band, so the set is made up of songs they've taken from other artists across rock and pop, rather than their own writing. With five of them on stage, they're playing as a full band, and the afternoon set is the main feature of the day. It's a straightforward afternoon of live music in St Albans, and since it's a covers act, you'll recognise the songs they're playing.
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It's on Saturday 10 July at The Farmer's Boy, and entry is free.
