Laurence Jones

Laurence Jones, the multi-award-winning guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter born in Liverpool, released his 8th studio album ‘Bad Luck & The Blues’ with his power trio. Music Radar voted him in the world's Top 10 Best Blues Rock Guitar Players.   The British Blues Rock guitar sensation has shared stages with Sir Van Morrison, Sir Ringo Starr, the late Jeff Beck and Johnny Winter, Joe Bonamassa, Status Quo, and many others. In 2017, Buddy Guy, who once likened Laurence to “a young Eric Clapton”, invited the youngster to join him onstage at the Holland International Blues Festival before of an audience of 15,000. Jones has also appeared at some of the world’s most prestigious venues, including the Royal Albert Hall in London and New York’s Carnegie Hall.

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“The British blues rock guitarist rocks the riffs on his new album in which he skillyfully combines energy & feeling.” Rolling Stone Magazine

​"Live music rarely gets much better than this!" MetalTalk​​

‘Wow, this is real music!'  NPO Radio 2, Giel Beelen (NL National Radio Station)

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Inducted into the “HALL OF FAME BRITISH BLUES AWARDS” for winning “YOUNG ARTIST OF THE YEAR” three years in a row!

+ Jim Kirtpatrick (support)

Tickets online: £21.00 (includes £1.00 booking fee) / £23 on the door (as long as we are not sold out!).

Doors open at 7.30pm (please do not arrive earlier)

The band usually goes on stage at around 8.15/8.30 pm.

Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is cancelled or rescheduled, in which case you will be offered an exchange to another date, or a refund. By purchasing tickets, you agree to these terms.

Attending events

Our Band Nights are generally standing events. There is bookable seating (Impaired/Priority Seating) available around the room at the rear, which is for those unable to stand/have difficulty standing for any length of time, or who are physically disabled.

Access

The Club House has now been demolished and is being redeveloped - please excuse our appearance while we build a fantastic new venue! Access is via a flat footpath with handrail approximately 70 metres long. It is suitable for wheelchairs. Click here for full access information.