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Friday 29 December 2023
Venue: Peggy's Skylight
Time:
TWO SHOWS
Twilight: 6-7pm
Doors at 5pm, vacate by 7.30pm
Highlight: 8.30-10.30pm
Doors at 7.30pm, vacate by midnight.
Two sets of music with an interval
Tickets: £15-£22
Errol Linton
A multi-award winning performer, including 'Best International Blues Act', championed by Cerys Matthews, "Errol Linton stands at the forefront of British Blues" - Garth Cartwright, The Guardian. Reggae-inflected electric blues - warm, loose...very Caribbean
"A mighty performer…catch him while you can" – Cerys Matthews, BBC Radio 2 Blues Show
"Errol Linton stands at the forefront of British Blues" – Garth Cartwright, The Guardian
A multi-award winning performer, which includes a coveted 'Best International Blues Act' nomination at the Jazz FM Awards, Errol's career has spanned an impressive 30 years.
Respected and much loved by fellow musicians and audiences alike you can always catch him playing in London as well as appearing at major festivals with his exceptional band. We are very pleased to have him back here in Nottingham after his previous sold out show of 2019 at Peggy's Skylight. Errol's new album, 'No Entry' has been described as 'The Best UK Blues LP ever made' and received 9/10 from UNCUT magazine and 4* in MOJO
"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
Line up Errol Linton – harmonica/vocals Richie Green – guitar Petar Zivkovic – piano Lance Rose – bass Gary Williams – drums
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