This year's Tribute to Alexis Korner, Cyril Davies and the Birth of British Blues by The Alan Glen/Laurie Garman All-Stars plus guest musicians is in celebration of 70 years of the musical heritage of Eel Pie Island.
The All-Stars are: Alan Glen (Yardbirds, Nine Below Zero), Laurie Garman (Yardbirds, Jerimiah Marques), Tim Hain (Jamside Up/The Incredible Blues Puppies), Bob Hadrell (Barcodes, Sonny Black, Bernie Marsden), Chris Belshaw (Incredible Blues Puppies, Robin Bibi Band), Peter Miles (Wessell Anderson, Herb Ellis).
They will be joined by some of the best blues musicians and vocalists in the UK, including Steve West Weston (Mud Morganfield Band, Bluesonics), Dave Kelly (Blues Band), Paul Cox (The Proof, Soul Intention), Belinda Campbell, Manny Fizzotti, Dave Peabody.

Described by Classic Rock Magazine as a "National Treasure" Siegal's long list of past achievements include 13 British Blues Awards, 3 Mojo Blues Albums of The Year, 4 European blues Music Awards and 3 USA Blues Awards nominations.  With such a pedigree, it's easy to see why MOJO Magazine celebrate him as "the cleverest writer and most magnetic blues performer in the UK."   Tonight Ian will be joined by his top class 5 piece band.

UK Blues Awards Traditional Blues Artist of the Year 2026 and Young Artist of The Year for 3 Consecutive Years. Boisdales Blues Awards Winner 2024.

This fast-rising star featured on Dire Straits legend, Mark Knopfler's 2024 charity single "Going Home".
He has played with The Who at Wembley Stadium and appeared at The Hyde Park Festival alongside Pearl Jam and Stereophonics. He has toured with powerhouse singer, Beth Hart, as well as shows with Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Robert Cray, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Bette LaVette, P.P. Arnold, and produced a standout performance at Cheltenham Jazz Festival.