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Friday 24 February 2023
Venue: Peggy's Skylight
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: £12-£17
A blues-based "groove" band with a unique sound that is influenced by New Orleans Second Line, soul, jazz and British funk. "Some of the best - and I mean best - musicians in the UK. Or anywhere, come to that" - Paul Jones (The Blues Band / Eric Clapton)
Internationally renowned, legendary drummer, Sam Kelly is a professional musician with more than 40 years in the business. His Station House band has been featuring on the U.K./Worldwide music scene for many years. Originating from London's "Station Tavern" in the early nineties, Station House has seen a wealth of quality musicians come and go over the years, all with one constant goal in mind – to mix instinctive funk/soul rhythms with the diversity of the blues.
In 2019 Sam re-launched the band as a 4-piece featuring Sam Kelly (drums/bvs), Richard Sadler (bass),Tony Qunta (guitar/vocals) and Rowena Poole (lead vocals) and this format continues to work at venues and festivals all over Europe/UK.
Sam Kelly's Station House is a blues-based "groove" band with a unique sound that is influenced by New Orleans Second Line, soul, jazz and British funk. The show centres around tracks from their latest album "No Barricades" featuring the works of TW Henderson plus songs from Johnny Guitar Watson, Keb Mo, Average White Band and Labi Siffre, to name but a few.
SAM KELLY'S STATION HOUSE are funkin' off the blues !!
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