NAIDOC Night - a celebration of Aboriginal Blues and Roots as part of NAIDOC Week featuring Djiva, Clint Bracknell and Candice Lorrae
Tuesday 15th July
The annual Rory Gallagher Tibute Night featuring:
Gary Cox and a host of local blues guitarists to celebrate
the life and music of this famous Irish bluesman
Tuesday 22 July
All the way from the Gold Coast, QLD - Mark Easton
Tuesday 22 July
Our headline act is the energetic Perth blues, funk and soul
band Stingray
Tuesday 29 July
The Duck is back on deck! Indigo Duck headline tonight's show.
Tuesday 5 August
Sees the welcome return of Toby to Perth Blues Club
Tuesday 19 August
The Nervous Investors headline tonight's show featuring R&B ballads,
scorching guitar driven blues classics, and some rather
animated covers . . .
Tuesday 26 August
Tin Dog headlines with a sensational blend of blues, roots, gospel and more
from their long-awaited new CD Nothing but Trouble
On Tuesday 8th July, the Perth Blues Club launches its inaugural celebration of indigenous culture with a dedicated NAIDOC Night by bringing together some of Australia's most prolific Aboriginal Blues and Roots singers, songwiters and musicians.
The Perth Blues Club has embarked on a new phase of promotion by launching a regular PodCast "Live @ the PBC" and we're looking for a sponsor to provide some server space.
The idea is to showcase the artists that appear at the club as well as promote the club to a wider audience. Interspersed with the music - recorded with all the atmosphere of the club - will be interviews with the artists and adverts for the sponsor.
The PodCasts can be streamed on this website and are also available for FREE download from iTunes.
If you are interested in sponsoring this exciting new venture - or know someone else who might be - please contact us.
Earlier start for winter gigs
At a recent meeting, your committee decided that from June 1st 2008, the club would start half-an-hour earlier - doors open 7.30pm, show starts 8.00pm and ends approx 11.30pm.
Patrons will still be able to stay behind until normal closing time if they wish, but this time change gives an opportunity to those who usually leave after the second act (around 10.45pm), to enjoy some of the final act.
Patrons will also be able to order meals from the Charles Hotel Restaurant, prior to the show and up to 9.00pm, so why not make a night of it and enjoy a good meal followed by your favourite music.