St Albans band The Landlords play rock and pop covers of Fleetwood Mac, Oasis and Harry Styles at The Blacksmiths Arms.
The Landlords are back at The Blacksmiths Arms on Saturday 16 October, their second date at the venue in a few months. They're a St Albans band, and this is a return to the same room they played on Saturday 5 June, so if you missed them then, here's another chance to catch them on home turf.
They play rock and pop covers, and the set draws from a wide spread of artists. Fleetwood Mac, Oasis and Harry Styles are the names they list, and that gives you a good sense of the ground they cover: the melodic West Coast harmonies of the seventies, the big Britpop choruses of the nineties, and the polished pop of the current charts. It's a repertoire that spans several decades, so you'll hear songs from different eras in the same night.
Because they're a local band, this is one of those St Albans gigs where you're seeing people from around the city rather than a touring act passing through. The Blacksmiths Arms has hosted them more than once now, with the June date being part of the same run, so they're becoming a regular fixture on the local circuit.
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It's on Saturday 16 October, from 21:00 to 23:00, at The Blacksmiths Arms, 56 St Peter's Street, AL1 3HG. The set is two hours long, and the line-up is just The Landlords.
