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Peggy's Skylight
Friday 1 May 2020 | 8pm - 10pm
£15 general admission, £18 - £20 dining
Dining from 7pm
Performance starts at 8pm
Kitchen Serves Mediterranean & Middle Eastern Meze Menu until 9:30pm
"A Mighty performer ...catch him while you can" - Cerys Matthews, BBC Radio 2 Blues Show
Britain's hottest Blues Band: Errol Linton returns to Peggy's Skylight after his very special performance last November- tickets will fly!
A multi-award winning performer, which includes a coveted 'Best International Blues Act' nomination at this year's Jazz FM Awards, Errol's career has spanned an impressive 30 years.
Respected and much loved by fellow musicians and audiences alike you can still catch him playing solo on the London underground as well as appearing at major festivals with his exceptional band.
Errol's 5th album, 'Packing My Bags' (Bra$$dog Records), with its unique fusion of blues styles, 'like Chess Records meets Studio One', has earned Errol much critical acclaim as well as reaching a wider audience. A constant presence on the Capital's live circuit this 'Mighty Performer's' (Cerys Matthews) shows are legendary, expect to dance.
Errol Linton - harmonica/vocals
Adam Blake - guitar
Petar Zivkovic - piano
Lance Rose - bass
Gary Williams - drums
"Errol Linton is the finest blues and reggae harmonica player in Europe. And I say that with utter confidence" - Max Reinhardt, BBC Radio 3 Late Junction
"Tremendous'" - Paul Jones BBC Radio 2 Blues Show
"Errol Linton stands at the forefront of British Blues" - Garth Cartwright, The Guardian
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