ELECTRIC blues band the Elevators return to the New Crawdaddy Blues Club, in Crays Hill, Thursday, June 25.
Describing their sound as “electric blues for connoisseurs”, the Crawdaddy regulars reference BB King, Peter Green and Eric Clapton among their influences. The group – featuring vocalist Fran Galpin, guitarists Paul Rawson and Phil Greaves, Mick Fowlie-Hill on drums, and bassist Martin Robinson – will be performing songs from their new CD, Twelve Storeys of the Blues.
Doors to the club, at the Belvedere, in Harding Elms Road, open at 8.15pm and entry is £6.
Support on the night comes from Martin McNeill.
For more information visit www.newcrawdaddyclub.co.uk
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