Formed in the summer of 1963 in Hampton, The Others were originally a bunch of rebellious schoolmates. Fired up by the Richmond Sound, spearheaded by the likes of the Rolling Stones and the Yardbirds, The Others picked up the baton and ran with it, swiftly building a devoted fan-base of their own and a circuit of regular gigs,. In the summer of 1964, they recorded their one and only record, Bo Diddley’s “Oh Yeah”, on Polydor (TF 501) Their record has become a collectors’ item and Brian May’s early band, “1984” (later “Smile”) used to include The Others’ self-penned “B”-side, “I’m Taking Her Home” in their own repertoire. 

Pete Hammerton, Geoff Coxon, Rob Tolchard and Paul Stewart remained in touch and reformed The Others in 2014.  Personal lives got in the way and the Others once again disbanded and have now re-reformed with originals Peter Hammerton, Paul Stewart and Geoff Coxon, with the addition of Tim Staffell, vocalist of Smile, the band that went on to become Queen, and Andrew Heart, bass player, who played with Billy Idol and Bob Geldof.

The Dave Kelly Band (DKB) was formed in 1982 when The Blues Band had decided to split up for a while. There have been various line-ups over the 39years, three albums under the DKB name plus Dave’s many solo albums which have also featured band members.
The DKB has always had an eclectic spread of material outside of the blues and will play a selection of blues and soul favourites, maybe some country, plus a number of Dave’s own compositions. Dancing is encouraged.

John Fiddler, the voice and songs of Medicine Head, British Lions (Mott The Hoople), Box of Frogs (Yardbirds) has re-formed Medicine Head with a stellar 5-piece band – John Fiddler on vocals, guitar and keys, Belinda Campbell on backing vocals, Dave 'Bucket' Colwell (Bad Company, Humble Pie) on guitars, Chris Musto (Glen Matlock Band and previously with Joe Strummer, Sylvain Sylvain and many more) on drums and Andre Shapps (Big Audio Dynamite) on bass.