Bawdy Bluesman Son of Dave to Headline Ealing Blues Festival

Full line up announced featuring soul star Kyla Brox, Bad Influence as many more join headliner Nick Lowe

 

20–21 July 2019

Walpole Park, London

Tickets on sale here

 29 May 2019, London: Ealing Blues Festival has today announced its full line up for this year’s summer edition, featuring the cult beatbox bluesman Son of Dave as one of its headline acts alongside the award-winning Kyla Brox.The Canadian-born Son of Dave has built a reputation through his prolific, eclectic musical style. Often reflective and melancholic, featuring Southern-inspired harmonicas, his songs are roaringly upbeat and tongue-in-cheek. Previously part of the Grammy-nominated rock band Crash Test Dummies, Son of Dave has released seven albums over his prodigious 20 year career, including collaborations with production legend Steve Albini (Nirvana, Pixies, The Breeders). Alongside fellow headliner Nick Lowe, the festival’s main stage will truly showcase guitar music in rude health.Meanwhile, Kyla Brox will be showing off her smooth, soaring vocals backed by the rolling rhythms of her seasoned band, which features long-time collaborator Danny Blomeley. The daughter of blues royalty Victor Brox, she was the winner of the 2018 UKBlues Challenge and represented the UK in January’s 2019 International Blues Challenge in Tennessee. In April, Kyla and her band went on to beat artists from 22 countries to win the European Blues Challenge, coolly illustrating her unmissable talent.Also on the bill are South London’s Bad Influence, led by the guitar shredding Richard Hayes and captivating frontwoman Val Cowell. The pair have been playing together for 30 years and have supported rock gods Status Quo on tour. Festival regulars Robert Hokum Revue will be returning to Walpole Park along with rock and roll revelers Geoff Garbow Band and The Paul Cook Blues Band, the latter featuring the extraordinary emotive vocals of Emma Wilson. With its complete line-up, Ealing Blues Festival continues to be true to the borough’s iconic musical heritage, where the careers of The Rolling Stones, The Who and CREAM members Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton were born. Now ready to rock Walpole Park, Ealing Blues Festival will surely be one of the sun-soaked highlights of the summer for R&B and soul fans across the UK.Ealing Blues Festival detailsSaturday 20 – Sunday 21 July12:00 pm – 10:30pmWalpole Park, London, W5 5HSTickets available via this link: https://www.ticketline.co.uk/ealing-blues-festival#bioAdvance tickets £5 for the day + booking fees; £10 for the weekend; tickets on the day are £7 before 3pm and £10 thereafter, or £12 for the weekend; children aged 12 and under go free.Ealing Summer FestivalsWebsite: https://www.ealingsummerfestivals.comTwitter: @Ealing_SummerFacebook: /EalingSummer Full line-up:Nick LoweSon of DaveKyla BroxWho’s NextThe Cosimo Matassa ProjectBad InfluenceBig Mamma’s DoorPaul Cook Blues Band ft. Emma WilsonMACK feat Tommy HareWinnie and The RockettesRobert Hokum RevueNear Death ExperienceGeoff Garbow BandNicole Skeltys & The DisenchantedNeil Stout’s OldTommy Allen’s TraffickerCrossfire Blues BandMarky DawsonThe Frisco'sStiff Joints DuoJohnny GLewis CohenTim Staffell & Paul Stewart BandThe Eel Pie All-StarsGreat West GrooveAndy Twyman 

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