The Eel Pie Club Christmas Party is now famous! Great music, great fun, free mince pies and mulled wine (if you get there early enough) and 'the best party in town'.
The Eel Pie All-Stars are Keith Grant (Downliners Sect), Robin Bibi (ex Pretty Things), Alan Glen (formerly with The Yardbirds and Nine Below Zero), Chris Hunt, Bob Haddrell, PLUS a host of guest musicians.

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, Paul Edwards (Paul Young) on drums and Andre Shapps on bass.

Will Wilde has taken the harmonica way beyond its traditional blues roots since he first emerged on the music scene, always pushing forward and evolving his sound. 
Wilde’s hard-edged harmonica steals the spotlight from the traditional blues rock guitar, with a sound that owes as much to Gary Moore as it does to Sonny Boy Williamson. 
Wilde was nominated in the UK Blues Awards for "Instrumentalist of the Year 2024".  

“The best I've ever heard!” Walter Trout

“Surely the finest harp man on the scene” Blues In Britain

Martin Turner and his band return to the concert stages during 2026 for another evening of classic Wishbone Ash music.
The Two Eras tour will feature two distinct sets of music, representing the career-defining Mk.1 and Mk.2 line-ups of Wishbone Ash.
With a show consisting of classic tracks, stage favourites and deeper cuts that have touched the hearts of several generations of rock music fans, the Two Eras tour is one which no true Wishbone Ash aficionado will want to miss.

The Milk Men are one of the most popular and acclaimed blues rock bands in the UK.

Nominated for eight UK Blues Awards and British Blues Challenge finalists, and with a Number 1 blues single and album to their name, The Milk Men have earned a reputation as the one of the most dynamic and enjoyable live bands on the circuit. Their six albums of original material have seen them top both the Amazon and iTunes charts and won them ‘Best Album’ nominations, and their live shows are renowned for their electric energy and joyous sense of fun.

Best known for his UK Number One single, "Fire", his flamboyant theatrical performances and his powerful, wide- ranging operatic voice, Arthur Brown has been a major influence on a wide range of musicians due to his outstanding vocal ability and wild stage persona and concepts. He is considered a pioneer of shock rock and progressive rock and influential on heavy metal music.
He associated with Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Frank Zappa, Hawkwind, Klaus Schultze and Alice Cooper and made a cameo appearance in the cult film “The Committee” and also “Tommy”. His countless collaborations include The Alan Parsons Project, The Stranglers and The Prodigy.

The Terraplanes Blues Band having been awarded the highly prestigious "EMERGING BLUES ACT OF THE YEAR" at the UK Blues Awards 2023, have been busy playing around the country at some of the best blues clubs and festivals, cementing their reputation as one of the UK's most exciting blues acts.
*"THESE BOYS ARE PHENOMENAL, A JOY TO WATCH!" - Blues Matters Magazine. * "THE TERRAPLANES ARE A BAND AT THE VERY HEART OF THE BRITISH BLUES SCENE!" - Blues In Britain Magazine.  *"TRADITIONAL, HARD HITTNG BLUES VIBES!"  - - BBC Upload

Leaf Hound is a highly regarded Classic Rock band whose late 60s Decca Album "Growers Of Mushroom" recently changed hands on the internet for £13,640, playing their excellent brand of Classic Rock.  Last year, Leaf Hound released their critically acclaimed album, 'Once Bitten'  Let It Rock review stated 'Solid contender for hard rock- with pro elements - Album of the year mantle, its a fantastic work'

The band is led by Pete French (ex Vocalist Atomic Rooster & Cactus) with Luke Rayner, Dominic French, Pete Herbert.  Classic Rock wrote: 'Credited as progenitors of heavy metal and psych rock, Leaf Hound generate a wonderfully organic sound'.

This is blues rock/classic rock for fans of Led Zep and Bad Company.

Geno Washington is legendary.  His live shows with The Ram Jam Band were immortalised in two of the biggest selling albums of the 60's - "Hand Clappin' Foot Stompin' Funky Butt Live" and "Hipsters Flipsters and Finger Poppin' Daddies".
Geno's life long love of Blues and R & B has led to yet another chapter in his illustrious career with the formation of "Geno and the Yo Yo's" which features the longstanding rhythm section of the Ram Jam Band (Geoff Hemsley on drums, Steve Bingham on bass and Greg Lester on guitar) which is a hard- hitting, fast-moving show of R & B / Blues / Soul classics that has audiences on their feet from start to finish and is receiving rave reviews wherever they play.  You can be sure of one thing and that is a barnstorming live show that never lets up in intensity or excitement and delivers the goods every time!

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One of the most important Eel Pie Club gigs of the year in preserving the heritage of UK Rhythm & Blues which started at The Ealing Club, followed by the Eel Pie Island Jazz Club and The Crawdaddy Club, is the Tribute to the Birth of British Blues by The Alan Glen/Laurie Garman All-Stars plus guest musicians.
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,

"Key shattering Boogie Woogie" is how the Guardian newspaper described Ben Waters after a concert at Ronnie Scott's—known for energetic performances and powerful renditions of early boogie-woogie and Rock n' Roll. Waters always plays music that he loves, the music of his heroes Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis, Amos Milburn, Little Richard, Ian Stewart and a host of other piano players.
Ben Waters has worked with some of the biggest names in the world: Jools Holland, Shakin Stevens, Cher, The Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis,  Imelda May, Mick Hucknall, Johnny Depp and many more.
"One of the best pianists in the UK"The Times
"Key Shattering Boogie Woogie" The Guardian