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WILBARSTON - THE BLUES/ROCK VENUE
"The village hall that thinks it's a stadium" click here for more

Coming Up... Gwyn Ashton - Roger Chapman - Stan Web - Ian Parker
We had so many complements from you about the various bands and how much you enjoyed them. Some people were less keen on one band than the other, then someone disagreed with them, *but hey.... when have we ever put on a rubbish show?* All we ask is that you keep supporting "Wilbo" by turning up and we will keep lining up some of the worlds top blues/rock acts for your entertainment. Make sure you are on our FREE e-mailing list by sending your address to our
Dear fellow music lovers It's that time of year again where the festive season is upon us once more. Although times have been hard for us all this year, firstly with the plethora of good live music acts appearing all round the country and then the current economic climate, we (the staff and volunteers at Loud Promotions) would still like to thank you all for the ongoing support you have shown us throughout the past year. Without your continuing attendance at the gigs it would not be possible to provide the finest Blues Rock music that we do. Please continue to support us in the New Year and keep the faith in the music we provide for your entertainment and enjoyment. Once again thank you all and have a very Merry Christmas, -- see you all in the New Year P.S. Keep an eye on the website where we will be confirming great new acts coming to our stage soon.

POPA CHUBBY HAS CANCELLED HIS TOUR due to the drop in the US Dollar plus GWYN ASHTON "Ashton doesn't just sing and play, he grabs his music by the throat and squeezes every ounce of life out of it." - Maverick We will announce if we are booking another band in due course. Saturday 28th February 2009 Tickets £tba popa chubby has cancelled his tour due to the drop in the us dollar

ROGER CHAPMAN Saturday 9th May 2009 Tickets £tba	Roger Chapman is the singer best-known in Britain for his work with Family and the 70s r'n'b band Streetwalkers. In the pre-punk era, Roger was an enormous cult figure on the British rock scene, famed for his spectacular showmanship and soaring vibrato. John Peel, the evergreen Radio 1 DJ, vowed that he'd travel colossal distances to catch a Chapman gig. But in the days when 60s musicians were being indiscriminately pensioned off in this country, upstaged by the Sex Pistols and New Wave Music, Roger poured his energies into performing abroad and thus becoming a rock exile. Through talent and resilience, he rebuilt his career in Germany during the 1980s, packing out venues, promoting a spate of successful albums and enjoying a huge European hit with his impassioned rendition of Mike Oldfield's 'Shadow on the Wall'. Up to 1993, Chapman only played an occasional clandestine gig in Britain but following his successful 'Kick It Back' tour that year he has maintained more of a UK presence, which continues to develop to this day. www.chappo.com

STAN WEBB plus IAN PARKER Saturday 23rd May 2009 (note date changed from 30th) Tickets £tba More details coming soon	www.stanwebb.co.uk www.ianparkermusic.com
More 2009 dates being planned

Thanks for your support. We do not make a profit, and the shows are run totally by unpaid volunteers. WE DO NOT get any part of the bar taking as it belongs to the hall. The unpaid Loud Promotions volunteer team are... Alison, Richard, Tony and Ian supported behind the scenes by Judy, Jim and Brian Please note: concerts are often completely SOLD OUT in advance and we have to turn away many people. To avoid disappointment again, please ensure you buy your tickets in advance.

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