Salisbury International Art Festival

Salisbury Live

Genre: Music
Origin: UK
Location: Venues across the city
Tickets: Free
Dates: Friday 21 May 20:30
Saturday 22 May 20:30
Sunday 23 May 20:30

Sponsored by

Ringwood Brewery

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 (Eat 2 the Beat). Please phone venue for table booking/info.

Click here for downloadable leaflet, or see below for event details.

Ale House, Crane St

Friday

Hollywood Killers + The Mary Spender Band

The Hollywood Killers have received acclaim from NME, Melody Maker, and Record Mirror. Former record labels include EMI and they have also recorded for Radio 1 in Concert and London Weekend Television ‘Night Owl’. Our very own Mary Spender and her band kick off a very exciting evening’s music.

Saturday

Gambling Hearts + The Dead Belles + African Queen

Band pictureCurrently making waves on the London music scene are the Gambling Hearts and Elle Holgate (African Queen), who return to Salisbury for one night only. New local band, The Dead Belles (formerly Fight Academy) play their first Ale House gig.

Anchor & Hope, Winchester St

Friday

The Clarksons

The Clarksons are back for their annual gig (they’ve hinted they may do another show this year just to produce a tour T-shirt!) From Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Hendrix and Cream, all the way to ZZ Top.

Saturday

Shoot The Moon

This 8 piece ska, rock and swing music-making machine received rave reviews for their performance on the prestigious John Peel stage at Glastonbury Festival 2007, supporting acts such as The Gossip, The Noissettes, Mark Ronson and Calvin Harris.

Boat House, Avon Approach E2TB

Friday

The Db’s + The Strugglers (Punkrock Extravaganza)

If you remember The Clash, Buzzcocks, Sex Pistols, The Damned, Stranglers and The Jam from your youth (or perhaps from your Dad’s CD collection…) then this is the gig for you. Remember: if it’s too loud, you’re too old!

Saturday 2pm

3 Way Street + special guest Dan Sowerby

Lunchtime special. See Haunch of Venison for artist details.

Saturday 8.30pm

The Zucchinis + The Courgettes

Same veg, different name and two distinctly different sounds. Two of the most popular acts around on the same bill. We do spoil you!

Sunday

Lady Winwoods Maggot + Crippled Rook

LWM’s second outing of the weekend at Salisbury Live. Also on the bill are the brilliant Crippled Rook, reforming for this one off special. This venue WILL be very busy as these are two very popular bands.

Cat Tavern, South Western Rd

Friday

Gracious G

An original acoustic guitar based duo, providing a lively mix of self-penned songs along with an eclectic sprinkling of covers (House Martins, Chuck Berry, Yazoo, etc).

Saturday

Dan Sowerby + Chris Wynn

Dan Sowerby imageOn his slick slide guitar, Dan performs an acoustic set of deep felt blues and his own original intricately played folkier tunes. Slide guitar music from Chris Wynn.

Sunday

F.I.I.K

Music from REM to The Kings of Leon, from Deep Purple to Crowded House, from Muddy Waters to Snow Patrol and everything in between.

City Hall 2

Sunday 7pm

Earthed + special guest

FREE but ticketed

Age 15+ Click here to book your free tickets now

Powered by Youth MusicSome of our best young local talent takes to the stage in this special showcase, culmination of a joint project powered by Youth Music. A lively and eclectic evening, inspired by influences including indie, rock, acoustic, dubstep, bulldozers and earthquakes…

Cloisters, Catherine St

Friday

Stereo 4

One of the South’s premier function/pub/goodtime bands are back at Salisbury Live. This time they will be performing a special un-plugged set of classics from the 60’s, 70’s, 90’s and naughties, all guaranteed to get you dancing.

Saturday

Not Dead Yet

Band imageThis Classic Rock and Blues Band perform covers from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. This will be their third year at Salisbury Live and they are sure to be as popular as ever so bag your spot at the bar early!

Conrans Irish Bar, Salt Lane

Friday

Outrage

“Outrage 60’s Band” reflect all that is best, inspiring and magnificent about the fab sixties decade. Featuring well known and even some obscure gems from: The Beatles, Chuck Berry, Rolling Stones, Cliff and The Shadows, The Bee Gees, and many more.

Saturday

22nd St

Hot property indeed, their set includes great songs by the likes of The Eagles, Dire Straits, Bryan Adams, Clapton, Queen, Oasis etc.

Sunday 12.30pm

Tim Madden & Joe Burke

Two of the finest singer-songwriters in town will be performing from 12.30pm onwards, a brilliant way to spend a Sunday lunchtime.

Deacons, Fisherton St

Friday

The Delorians (Un-Plugged)

Russ and his mates will perform an acoustic set which will feature the best in classic sing-a-longs and the greatest hits from five decades.

Saturday

Emm & Them

Emm & Them are a local four piece band who put their own unique touch to a variety of material, performing an interesting mix of covers & originals. Fantastic vocals and easy listening with a twist.

Five Bells, Salt Lane

Friday

Lady Winwoods Maggot

Back at their Salisbury spiritual home, Salisbury Live would not be complete without the ‘Maggot’ and their infectious psychobilly thrash/cow punk magnificent.

Saturday

Bare Wires

Band imageBare Wires – Proper rock, the way it used to be. Heads down, no nonsense rock.

Haunch Of Venison, Silver St E2TB

Friday

3 Way Street

Three of Salisbury’s finest alternative acoustic players, Pete Leonard, Tim Madden & Joe Burke, will be creating on the spot jams and playing a range of instruments from the Charango to the Dobro guitar.

Saturday

Gracious G

Second outing for this very versatile duo (see Cat Tavern for artist preview)

Huntsman Tavern, Gigant St

Friday

Kings Of Lounge

This renowned quartet’s performances never fail to both soothe and excite. A Kings of Lounge set will first massage its audience with mellifluous exotica from around the world before releasing the beast within, so bring your dancing shoes.

Saturday

TBA

Malmesbury Arms, Wilton Road

Friday

Jambo Reign + Satellites of the Sun

Original indie local band Jambo Reign are really going places. Satellites of the Sun cover a mixture of brilliant originals and classic covers.

New Inn, New St

Friday

Hopback Blues Band

Now entering their 21st Birthday year, the Hopback Blues Band have lost none of their passion and fire and are ever much the same great live band they have always been.

Saturday

Tramps & Amps

One of the most popular local acts is back for Salisbury Live. Ever popular, this lot have the feel good factor in spades.

Pheasant (Gastro pub), Salt Lane E2TB

Friday

Wipeout

Formerly known as Hoofhearted, Wipeout cover tunes from The Beatles to Pink Floyd and The Killers to Beyonce. Together for more than 20 years but they miraculously still appear young and totally at home with the beautiful people!

Saturday

Fat Mike & The Recession Blues Band

Band imageWhen Fat Mike sings of human pain and suffering, you know he’s not faking. This five piece band featuring guitar, keyboards, fiddle, bass, drums and vocals playing a mix of blues & boogie woogie with one foot in the fifties.

Railway Club, Fisherton St

Saturday

Sgt Pepper’s Only Dart Board Band

Band imageSgt. Pepper’s Only Dart Board Band is one of the best known Beatles tribute acts in the world, having played at The Cavern, Glastonbury, in the US and Europe, as well as featuring in last year’s Abbey Road celebrations. Not to be missed!

Railway Tavern, South Western Rd

Friday

22nd St

First outing of the weekend for the Music for Fun house band. (See Conrans Irish Bar for artist details)

Saturday

Aaron & Gemma

Two of Salisbury’s finest classic pop covers artists appearing together. Fantastic songs, brilliant vocals and a lot of laughs thrown in.

Royal British Legion Club, Endless St

Friday

Who’s Next

Band imageThe UK’s premier live tribute to The Who makes their debut Salisbury Live appearance. They capture a magical point in time when many believe that The Who was the greatest rock and roll band on earth.

Saturday

Endorse-It In Dorset Festival Showcase

Featuring Henry’s Phonograph, Robb Blake, Achilles, Middlenamekill and DJ Dapper Dan and the Macassa Man. Starts c.7.30pm

Sunday 7pm

The Last 55's + Moonstone + Laura Jenkins and Band + David Waddington + Anthony Fairweather 

Royal George, Bedwin St

Friday

The Intercepteurs

Ska popsters influenced by 60’s beat, Trojan and calypso. The Intercepteurs will make it impossible for you not to dance to their good time skankin’ tunes.

Saturday

The Vulcan

Vulcan is a 4 piece rock, pop and covers band from 60’s to present day. Their lively set always gets people up dancing.

Salisbury Arms, Endless St

Friday

Aaron & Gemma

This is the first of their appearances this weekend so try to make it to one. (See Railway Tavern for artist details).

Saturday

Swan Song

We had great reviews from last year’s event for this classic trio whose material spans four decades. From The Stones to Springsteen from Ramones to Razorlight and from The Kinks to Killers.

Wig & Quill, New St E2TB

Friday

Drop The Fish

Bob’s back with the lads performing covers with attitude, having a bit of fun with the tunes we all know and love from Thin Lizzy and AC/DC, to Snow Patrol and Kings of Leon. Prepare to ‘rock till ya drop’!

Saturday

Shuggadaddi

Shuggadaddi is a funky little band with a lot of soul. Comprising six musicians producing a huge sound with great vocals, they provide lively, professional entertainment for any event.

Winchester Gate, Rampart Rd

Friday

Smokey Bastard + Support

I think it’s safe to say that if you were to ask the man on the street to name his favourite Reading-based 7 piece folk-punk outfit then chances are he’s gonna plump for Smokey Bastard...I think us Salisbury folk will come to the same conclusion.

Saturday

Millionairo + British Light Music + Scattercats

Three ex-Salisbury boys return home for one night only. Sounds of the past, elements of the future. Join them and let the good times Rock and Roll.

http://www.myspace.com/millionairoband

And British Light Music unveil their new line-up.

 

 

 

 

 

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