Free gig by the acoustic three-piece Neon Skies, blending jazz, blues, pop and rock with covers and originals.
Neon Skies are playing The Garibaldi in St Albans on Saturday 5 December. They're an acoustic trio, and the set draws from a few different places at once: jazz, blues, pop and rock. It's not a single-genre night, so you'll hear them move between those styles across the course of the evening.
The set is built on two things. There are covers — songs they've taken from other artists and reworked for their own sound — and original songs they've written themselves. Running both side by side means you'll get a mix of things you recognise and things you haven't heard before, and the acoustic setup keeps it all in the same stripped-back territory.
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As a three-piece, they're working without a full band behind them, so the focus stays on the songs and the playing. The blend of jazz, blues, pop and rock is what they're known for, and that's what you'll hear on the night. It's a free gig at The Garibaldi on 5 December.
