Classic Rock Magazine tags Ian Siegal as 'a national treasure' so very fitting he is appearing at the Eel Pie Club at the start of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend.
Other accolades include America's Blues Bible saying "vast talent" and MOJO Magazine ranking him "the cleverest writer and most magnetic blues performer in the UK".

Stephen Dale Petit and his razor sharp band, bassist Sophie Lord and drummer, Jack Greenwood, perform songs from their new album, 2020 Visions, alongside blues deep cuts.  Dynamic excitement born of the blues, with a refreshingly daring approach, launches Petit from the roots of deep blues boldly into hitherto unexplored rock guitar excellence, through influences of Charlie Patton and Blind Willie Johnson to BB King and Chicago's Chess, to Cream and Zeppelin via the Bluesbreakers, forging stratospheric new-millennium six-string soundscapes.

Connor Selby is a rising British star in the traditions of Eric Clapton and Peter Green, who has already performed with his band at Wembley Stadium at the age of 22, at the behest of The Who. Winner of the Young Artist of The Year Award in the 2020 and 2021 UK Blues Awards

The Robin Bibi Band's most recent studio album, the critically acclaimed "No More A Secret" was the band's first 100 percent original album.  It peaked at Number 2 in the Independent Blues Broadcasters chart and received national airplay on BBC Radio 2.  The album features The Blackjack Horns - some of the UK's most distinguised and sought after session musicians.  They are: Gary Barnacle - Sax; Nik Carter - Sax; Jack Birchwood; Trumpet.  They have played with (amongst others) Jamiroquai, Mark Knopfler, Eric Clapton, David Gilmour, Gloria Gaynor, Ollie Murs and Ed Sheeran.

Opening by guitarist/vocalist Peter Hammerton (formerly with The Others)

Geno Washington is still the ultimate 60's soul man, enjoying cult status in soul, blues and RnB, mainly due to his unsurpassable reputation as a live performer. A contemporary of Georgie Fame, The Small Faces and Jimi Hendrix (all of whom were his support acts back in the day), Geno is as electrifying today as ever, a force of nature and a genuine joy to behold.

This will be a very special event with great music from The Downliners Sect, The Eel Pie All-Stars plus guest musicians in memory of Don Craine who sadly passed away in February 2022. Watch this space for further details. All profits and proceeds from raffle and auction will be donated to Cancer Research UK.

The Good Old Boys was formed over 30 years ago as a vehicle to play live Rock n Roll and Rhythm n Blues whenever the members were free from touring with their own bands. They have changed their line-up recently but the Good Old Boys experience will be as exhilarating and exciting as ever.

Fantastic FREE event – 1-6pm with The Eel Pie All-Stars. Other Bands to be announced. Food and drink served all afternoon.

Legendary Prog Rock Band, formed in 1969 from the ashes of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, featuring original members, Pete French on vocals and Steve 'Boltz' Bolton on guitar.  Completing the band are Adrian Gautry on keyboards, Shug Millidge on bass and Paul Everett on drums.

Mud Morganfield is a multi award-winning artist and an established star in the world of Blues music. The eldest son of the legendary Muddy Waters, Mud was brought up surrounded by many of the fines musicians in the Blues. Mud's singing is firmly in the best traditions of Chicago blues, and he is backed by some of the best musicians playing today.

The Cinelli Brothers is a project born out of a common passion for the electric Chicago and Texas blues from the 60s and 70s, when brothers Marco (guitarist and lead singer) and Alessandro (drummer) decided to form an explosive team showcasing original repertoire in the style of Chess, Stax and Motown. 

International touring blues rock powerhouse, Catfish, are making waves on the music scene in the UK and Europe. This year they were nominated for 3 UK blues awards, winning 2 of them - Band of the Year and Blues Instrumentalist of the Year (Matt Long).

Firm favourites on the blues, RnB, rock 'n' roll and swing dance scenes, The Cadillac Kings feature 5 of the UK's top roots musicians, Mike Thomas (vocals, harmonica, slide guitar), Mal Barclay (lead guitar, vocals), Tim Penn (piano, accordion, vocals), Roy Webber (drums) and Paul Cuff (double bass and Fender bass).  Inspired by early rhythm and blues styles with a distinctly modern take lyric-wise, this is a band that has earned a reputation for wowing audiences from night clubs to festivals, from theatres to dance halls, the length & breadth of the UK & Europe, from the Canary Islands to the Arctic Circle.

Dr. Feelgood remains on of the most popular and exciting live rhythm and blues acts in the world. The raw and uncompromising style of their performance resulted in the album, Stupidity, that immediately went to Number One in the UK Charts. ormed on Canvey Island, Essex, in the early 1970s, Dr. Feelgood have enjoyed global success with a string of hit singles including Milk & Alcohol, Down at the Doctors, Roxette, Back in the Night, She Does It Right, Going Back Home and See You Later Alligator, which gave the group their first Gold Record.

Following their sell-out debut gig last year, Tim Hain, Robin Bibi and Alan Glen will be back with their excellent tribute to the incredible musician that is Peter Green.

Martin Turner and his band return to perform another classic Wishbone Ash album in its entirety - 1973's Wishbone Four, as well as other favourites from the classic era of Wishbone Ash, including Argus highlights.  Wishbone Four followed in the wake of the classic 1972 album, Argus.