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Butlins Skegness

Butlins Skegness

Join Blues Matters in association with Butlins Skegness for the 2017 Great British Rock and Blues Festival.

Blues Matters were thrilled to sponsor the stage in JAKS Bar at the Great British Rock and Blues Festival, Skegness in January 2016.

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Thanks to the fantastic bands and artists that played in JAKS, including TC & The Moneymakers, The Revolutionaires, Gerry Jablonski Electric Band, ‘ROADHOUSE Jam sessions’, LaVendore Rogue, George Shovlin and the Radars, The Little Devils, Soft Shoe Sam, George Shovlin & George Lamb, The Rumblestrutters, Roadhouse, The Mighty Boss Cats and Dove and Boweevil band (plus brass)

 

THE LINE-UP FOR 2017

We have another exciting array of talented artists to play for you in the intimate setting of JAKS Bar.

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Where in 2017 you can see the following artists.

 

Friday

THE REVOLUTIONAIRES

HUSKY TONES

THE FRAN MCGILIVREY BAND

 

Saturday afternoon

ROADHOUSE (JAM SESSION)

 

Saturday night

CATFISH

THE DOM PIPKIN BAND

LAVENDORE ROGUE

 

Sunday afternoon

MICHAEL WOODS

JO ANN KELLY CELEBRATION

KENT DUCHAINE

 

Sunday night

ROADHOUSE

WILL JOHNS

KRIS BARASS BAND

This really is a fantastic way to here some of the leading groups and soloists in the great world of Rock and Blues. 3 Nights start from just £99 and more information can be found by following this link right now!

Blues Matters Team look forward to welcoming you to Jaks Bar on Friday 20th to Monday 23rd January 2017!

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