Salisbury Live

Genre:	Music
Origin:	UK
Location:	All around Salisbury
Tickets:	Free
Dates:	Friday 22 May 20:00 Saturday 23 May 20:00

Salisbury Live 2009

An ever popular part of the Salisbury International Arts Festival is Salisbury Live. The programme in 09 is fantastic and is probably the most diverse and exciting yet! We have some old favorites back plus there are additional, select events taking place on the Sunday evening.

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Sargeant Pepper's Only Dart Board Band	Lady Winwoods Maggot
Eddie Johns	Big Num
Dumpy Gog	Claude Bourbon

Salisbury Live 2009
Friday May 22 May -- Saturday 23 May
(Sunday 24 at selected venues)
all events FREE ENTRY.

Shows start at 8.30pm approx unless otherwise stated. All listings correct at time of going to press. Food available at venues where you see E2tB. Please phone venue for table booking/info.

Ale House, Crane St
Friday
Gerry Del Guercio
(solo) + support:
The lead singer of Southampton's indie superstars, Six Nation State.

Saturday
Tom Hingley (solo)
+ Marlboro Country Fair:
Tom Hingley, ex-front man of one of the most influential bands to come out of Manchester, The Inspiral Carpets, makes a welcome return to Salisbury Live and the Ale House.

Anchor & Hope, Winchester St
Friday
Not Dead Yet
Epic riffing from some great musicians. Floyd, Clapton, Hendrix and Zeppelin all get the NDY treatment

Saturday
The Vulcans:
For all you 'rocky ' types, with material ranging from the likes of the Kinks, Thin Lizzy, UFO, Iron Maiden, The Clash, Undertones, Madness & REM, right up to bands like the Kooks, Snow Patrol, Dodgy, Razorlight & Arctic Monkeys.

Bar 44, Fisherton St
Friday
The Delorians
Russ, Dave and Nick perform the top pop, punk and rock anthems from the past three decades.

Boat House, Millstream Approach, Castle St
Friday
Alternative showcase event:
Martin Harley + support (please see back cover)

Saturday
Alternative showcase event:
(please see back cover)

Sunday
Alternative showcase event:
Band showcase (please see back cover)

Black Horse, Castle St, E2TB (BBQ both nights!)
Friday
Gemma C
This very popular young lady is in big demand and is one of only two artists appearing twice over the weekend.

Saturday
Claude Bourbon
The enigmatic Frenchman is back! Let Claude take you in the palm of his hand and you too will soon be asking "How does he do that?

The Chough, Blue Boar Row
Friday
Soul Intentions
Seven piece soul act complete with brass section perform tunes by James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Joss Stone and Amy Winehouse to name but four.

Saturday
Skynflynt
One of the most requested local covers bands on the scene appear at the Chough by popular demand.

Cloisters, Catherine St
Friday
The Zucchinis
Perform tunes by The Ramones, The Keiser Chiefs, Levellers, The Clash and many, many other massive tunes.

Conrans, Irish Bar, Salt Lane
Friday
Talkdontext
This full on band perform popular crowd pleasers. Electric and acoustic rock, blues and funk tunes.

Saturday
Made Behind The Bar
This hotly-tipped Irish band will as always be playing a great selection of traditional Irish Music.

Deacons, Fisherton St
Friday
Urban Troubadours
See back cover, (alternative show case event)

Saturday
Crisis
Popular alternative and classic rock/pop covers delivered with passion and enthusiasm. Crisis make their Sailsbury Live debut and are well worth a listen.

Five Bells, Salt lane
Friday
Tramps & Amps:
Martin and his troops are back! Ever popular, this lot have the feel good factor in spades.

Saturday
Lady Winwoods Maggot
Now, we all know about the 'Maggot' and their infectious psycho billy thrash/cow punk magnificents.

George & Dragon, Castle St
Friday
Road Tested
This classic pop and standards duo are Salisbury Live regulars.

Saturday
22nd St
Yan Webber's band is a testament to the brilliant 'Music for fun' events.

Huntsman Tavern, Gigant St
Friday
Kings Of Lounge
A who's who of the local music scene. KOL is a instrumental acoustic quartet who perform various laid back tunes from around the world.

Saturday
Tim Madden & Coyote Jones Co.
+ The James Warner Prophecies (un-plugged)
Hard driven acoustic based folk rock/ blues band with a rootsy Irish/Celtic/Americana edge.

Malmesbury Arms, Wilton Rd
Friday
Gnashville Mutz
Original, hard-edged melodic rock complete with female vocals and impressive guitar wizardry.

Saturday
Bare Wires
These four guys come highly recommended by people who know their music. Great rock and blues classics

Ox Row Market place
Friday
Raging Silence
Bob Duncan and his boys are taking the south by storm with their 70's tinged rock sound.

Friday
Stereo 4
One of the most varied sets you are ever likely to hear with classic songs from the 60's, 70's, 90's and 00's.
Pheasant (Gastro pub ) Salt Lane

Friday
Swansong
From The Stones to Spingsteen from Ramones to Razorlight and from The Kinks to Killers. Something for all musical tastes to listen and dance to.

Saturday
Broken Road
This Exeter based quartet take inspiration for their own acoustically based songs.

Railway Club, Fisherton St,
Friday
Party Animalz
They are outrageous and brilliant, a glam rock tribute band that you really must see to believe.

Railway Tavern, South Western Rd
Friday
The Bards
The Bards have an impressive pedigree; most of the guys will be familiar as the core of the old Harry Skinner band.

Saturday
The Chris Walker Swingtet
Jazz fans are also in for a treat. We have managed to pull off a real coup and obtain the services of one of the country's top jazzmen.

Royal British Legion Club, Endless St
Friday
Sgt Pepper's Only Dart Board Band
An amusing, accurate and entertaining tribute to The Beatles. The 'fab four' may be long gone, but their tunes live on.

Saturday
Alternative showcase event
15yr + show (please see back cover)

Royal George, Bedwin St
Friday
The Fortunate Three
Dan Sowerby and his trio perform original material plus their own inimitable arrangements of some well known blues classics.

Saturday
Dog House Boys
The Doghouse Boys are a unique local quartet who play a mixture of hard driven "Honky Tonk", heartfelt slow ballads and swing music.
Salisbury Arms, Endless St
Friday
Gemma C
This very popular young lady is in big demand and is one of only two artists appearing twice over the weekend.
Saturday
Aaron Richie
You never know what going to happen when the one man musical, mayhem machine is in town!
The Village, Wilton Rd
Friday
Tabula Rasa
Always popular and always a fantastic live show rom Rachel, Dave and Mike. This is an intimate venue so get in early to avoid disappointment.
Saturday
Urban Troubadours
See Back Cover, (Alternative Show Case Event)
The Warehouse, Endless St
Friday
The Morrigan +
The James Warner Prophecies
Medieval/ folk-funk metal stalwarts,The Morrigan are back!
Saturday
Dumpys Rusty Nuts + Big Num
(First Band @ 10pm) Still as popular as ever they are back in town for one night only. Support is from Big Num who play a rare hometown gig.
Sunday
Redwing + The Raymondos
A great Sunday night is guaranteed from two local
bands that oozes class.
Wig & Quill, New St
Friday
Drop The Fish
A covers rock band with attitude, having a bit of fun with rock tunes.
Saturday
Urban Troubadours
2.30pm - 6pm (please see back cover)
Boy Le Monti (Evening)
Old skool ska, rock steady grooves, complete with brass
section and excellent vocal harmonies.
Winchester Gate, Rampart Rd
Friday
Alabaster Queen + Support
Alabaster Queen exploded onto the local scene and has
been wooing audiences ever since.
Sunday 2pm -5.30pm
Urban Troubadours
(please see back cover)
7pm - 11pm: Dirty Skankin' Love Hornets + The Intersepteurs + Pyeshoppe + Blocktone Beat + Jimmy The Squirrel

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