“There’s nothing more exciting than playing live. BSR are absolutely thrilled to get back out in the U.K. a wonderful way to round out a great year!” – Ricky Warwick, Black Star Riders.
Tag: Dirty Thrills
Camden Rocks Festival 2017: Preview – 5 bands you need to see at CRF17
So many great bands have cut their teeth here and it’s a pleasure to continue to fly the flag high for new, up and coming bands alongside the big names each year
CAMDEN ROCKS FESTIVAL – THE RIFLES, MILBURN, CARL BARAT & THE JACKALS, THE PROFESSIONALS & MORE
“I’m honoured and excited to be part of the burgeoning Camden Rocks festival this year,” – Andy Cairns
Dirty Thrills, live at Big Red, London, November 3rd 2016
Singer Louis James had a captive audience throughout with his classic rock voice featuring sultry blues tones that sends shivers down your spine,
The Final Ramble… The Definitive Day 2 at Ramblin’ Man Fair, Sunday 24 July 2016
On a day that definitely felt more ‘Kentucky’ than ‘Kent’, the line up across the stages offered more than it’s fair share of southern rock and roll and thanks to another blisteringly sunny day, was all the more welcome for it. A mixed bag of acts that allowed us to travel around a little more and experience the real spirit of Ramblin’ Man Fair 2016.
Ramblin’ Man Fair 2016… thoughts and views of a seasoned rambler Pt2 Sunday
The random ramblings of our fair reporter Karen Hetherington continue as she shakes off the hangover, dusts of the felt boots, dons the cape and heads back to the festival. It’s also the day Planet Rock DJ Paul Anthony got his legs out for the crowd in front of 20,000 people.
Dirty Thrills, Album Launch at the Barfly, Camden London, November 17th, 2014
Fronted by Louis James (son of ex-Moody Blues singer Nicky James), he is ably supported by fireball guitarist Jack Fawdry , solid drumming from Steve Corrigan and what appears to be Justin Hawkins (The Darkness) twin brother in groove laden bass player Aaron Plows. To sum them up easily they could be described as Rival Sons fronted by Robert Plant, such is the strength in James’ vocals. It’s definitely old school, retro fuelled rock ‘n’ roll and the band will certainly make waves in the current music scene given the critics and audiences penchant for this particular style right now.