Free pub gig by the four-piece covers band The Dirty Dog Band, playing soul, rock, pop, country and blues covers at the Hare & Hounds.
The Dirty Dog Band make their debut at the Hare & Hounds on Friday 6 November, their first time playing the Sopwell Lane pub. They're a four-piece of experienced musicians who have been playing across the South East for more than two decades, and they've built a reputation as one of the region's top covers bands with a fine pedigree on the local circuit.
Their sets draw on a broad range of covers spanning soul, rock, pop, country and blues, so you'll hear a fair bit of ground covered in one night. It's a covers act rather than a band playing their own material, and the setlist pulls from those five styles rather than sticking to one corner of the songbook. If you're in the mood for a night of familiar songs played by a band that's spent twenty years on the road, this is exactly that.
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The venue is the Hare & Hounds, a family-run pub at 104 Sopwell Lane, AL1 1RL, with a large garden and a programme that takes in live music alongside community groups. It's a pub gig, so there's no advance booking required — you just turn up when you fancy. Food and drinks are sold separately, and the music runs from 8pm to 11pm, with no entry fee to get through the door. If you're around St Albans on the Friday, it's a straightforward way to spend the evening.
