Dana Gillespie made her first record in 1964 and all these years later she is still recording, and released her 70th album at the end of 2019 called 'Under My Bed' for Ace Records. In the '70s she was the first Mary Magdalene in the West End Musical 'Jesus Christ Superstar' and also worked with David Bowie as he wrote the song 'Andy Warhol' for her and she sang on his Ziggy Stardust album.

Chris Kimsey, Record Producer for the Rolling Stones has described Tim Hain as "the Van Morrison of Bleggae". Bleggae is Tim's famous combination of Blues and Reggae, with an African twist.
Jamside up will be playing Bleggae, together with some Peter Green covers, some blues plus Tim's original songs.

Bringing together members of the legendary Pirates, and British Blues Award-nominated the Mustangs, The Milk Men have been tearing up venues and festivals all over the UK with their dynamic, white hot versions of classic blues tunes, alongside unforgettable foot-stomping originals. They have just been nominated for UK Blues Awards 2023 in two categories - UK Blues Band of the Year and UK Blues Emerging Act of the Year.

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 Eel Pie Club's annual Tribute to Cyril Davies.

Endorsed by Paul McCartney, and having played Glastonbury 2022, Hardwicke Circus are fast building a reputation as the most exciting band to emerge from the UK in recent years. Having gained a large internet following and fans all over the UK through playing countless live shows, this band has what it takes to go all the way.

Connor Selby is a multi-award winning 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 young bandleader-guitarist-vocalist draws on influences as diverse as B.B. King, Ray Charles, Free and Nick Drake, creating a soulful blend of hard-hitting blues and emotional, introspective song writing, which at times, evokes a modern take on the best of the British blues boom of the 1960s.

The Ealing Club was Britain's first dedicated electric Blues club and is acknowledged as the catalyst which sparked British Rock music.
The gig is inspired by the musicians associated with the Ealing music scene of the 1960s: The Rolling Stones, The Who, Manfred Mann, Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, Mitch Mitchell to name a few.

Robin Bibi can only be described as a true “Legend” in his own right. With a stellar CV which includes playing with such legendary artists as the Pretty Things , Robert Plant , Jimmy Page and Ben E. King to name just a few .
When he is on stage....and off....he just has a crowd eating out the palms of his hands....or should it be hanging on to every riff he plays!. One of the great musicians we are blessed to see perform all around the UK and Europe.. Robin is also well know to the Eel Pie Club audience as a member of the EEL PIE ALLSTARS.

Paul Cox is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the release of his first release on Note-Music, AIN'T NOTHING DOING with a show featuring a 7 piece band. Performing the album in its entirety in the first set and a collection of classic tunes from Paul's back catalogue in the second set the show promises to be a special evening. Paul's CD 'Ain't Nothin' Doin' was his first release for the NOTE record label, produced by Roger Cotton of Peter Green's Splinter Group.

Always ready to rock the house, the King of the Swingers, Geno Washington, is the incarnation of all things '60s. Hipsters and flipsters, movers and shakers alike, are all rendered incapable of having a bad time, when the Good Time Guru gets his army of fans on the good foot! The old Geno magic still drags them in and sends them home high.

"The Best Rock 'n' Roll Tribute Band in the World", this magnificent band returns to The Eel Pie Club for two hours of nostalgia, playing the best of 1964-1969 - Jumping Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, Paint it Black, Not Fade Away, Get Off My Cloud, It's All Over Now, Under My Thumb, Mother's Little Helper, Ruby Tuesday, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Two Thousand Light Years from Home, Let's Spend the Night Together, Street Fighting Man, Satisfaction, and all those eclectic classics you almost forgot about.

Honey B Mama ( vocals) Hackney's 'Queen of the Blues' is the alter ego of actor Cleo Sylvestre (recently awarded an MBE for services to Drama and Charity). Amongst other recent appearances she, was in Under Milk Wood at The National Theatre and in Ch 5s All Creatures Great and Small. She has appeared in two film documentaries about Brian Jones as he asked to to the be the singer in his new Band when after he left the Stones

Legendary Prog Rock Band, formed in 1969 from the ashes of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, featuring original members, Pete French (also of Leaf Hound fame) on vocals and Steve 'Boltz' Bolton on guitar.
The band re-formed in 2016 and has received excellent reviews at sold out gigs and festivals throughout the UK and Europe.