Movers and shakers in the blues scene set for Deaduns debut
This will be the band’s first gig at Deaduns at the Royal Oak, but they are no strangers to the Fleetwood scene having performed at several venues in the town including the Marine Hall.
The Shakers comprise Craig Holland (drums), Brian Hunter (bass and vocals), Chris Peacock (guitar), and John ‘Lee’ Carroll (guitar, vocals and harmonica).
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Hide AdFrontman John formed the band in 2009 and the current line-up has been together for the past six years.
Bassist Brian Hunter is celebrating 55 years in the music business this year having featured in bands with Joe Cocker, John Mayall, Chris Farlowe and Alex Harvey.
The Shakers have performed regularly at the Great British RnB Festival in Colne over the years and will support Connie Lush at Thornton Little Theatre on April 27.
The band performs classic blues covers, drawing their inspiration from early Rolling Stones numbers, ‘when they were a blues band’, classic bluesmen such as T-bone Walker and Muddy Waters, and modern masters including Jimi Hendrix.
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Hide AdPromoter Dave Mann said: “The Shakers are a band of accomplished musicians who know how to entertain an audience. Their polished setlist promises a treat for all Fleetwood blues fans.”
Music from 9.30pm.