Blues Rock band, The Travs, features Johnny (Slide) Alderson on guitars, Trev Mugleston on keyboards, vocals and harmonica, Steve (Thermos) Hawkins on bass guitar, and Jeff Duran on drums.
Come and enjoy a night at the races here at the Malt Shovel Tavern. We have a professional horseracing event crew in to ensure everyone has a fantastic time whilst having a little flutter!
If you are new to this sort of event then not to worry it couldn’t be easier and all the betting and winning will be explained by the team. If you pop into the pub the horses, riders & jockeys are now on sale for £2 each with prizes for each if you back a winner and we are also looking for people/business’s to sponsor a race ( £10 ) in return for some advertising.
This is such a great excuse to “pencil in” a get together with family and friends.
All proceeds will go to a registered Bowel cancer charity , No: 1071038 .
The very best of British Rhythm and Blues. A high energy, performance of original songs influenced by Rory Gallagher, Dr Feelgood, Tom Petty, The Stones, George Thorogood, Paul Kossoff, Paul Rodgers, Andy Fraser… Their crossover blues with a rock influence pushes the boundaries through strong songs, great hooks and some scintillating playing. The cool juxtaposition between the subtle and the frenetic and the transitions from quiet to loud, is at the core of the unique Sharpeez’ style that is distinctive in the generic blues/rock field.
Our general knowledge quiz takes place on the first and third Thursday each month. Quiz nights start at 8pm. Entry is £1 per person and the maximum team size is 8 players. There are treats and cash prizes for the winners.
John Verity is a guitarist, producer and singer/songwriter, with an awesome pedigree, making him a leading light in Rock & Blues today.
In his long career, John Verity has supported legendary artists like Jimi Hendrix, Mountain, Canned Heat and Janis Joplin, has played with Russ Ballard, Colin Blunstone, Keith Emerson, Ringo Starr and Mike Rutherford and was in the rock group Argent from 1973 to 1976.
JV has always said that live work was his first love and that holds as true today: 2017 looks like being one of the band’s busiest years, with shows across the length and breadth of the UK.