biography_square button_minus button_plus close_artbutton exhibitionarrow_left exhibitionarrow_right follow_button home_sq-artefacetsViewArtefacts home_sq-exhibitionViewExhibitions home_sq-sqaureSupportUs home_sq-uploadUploadArtefact artist dj keyword_3 industry keyword_member magglass newburger onthisday_button profileicon randomiser_button reload_button soundcloud twitter uploadbutton zoom_in
In the last 30 days the archive has grown by 52 new artefacts, 31 new members, 12 new people and places.
Donate

Details

Added 25th November 2010 by Dave Eatock

Artefact

Promotional Item
Bourbon Street Preachers
2010

Bourbon Street Preachers
The band was formed in 2006 to work on a sound that would reflect the rich variety of music emanating from New Orleans and the wider reaches of Louisiana and the Mississipi Delta. Our name is taken from the famous Bourbon Street, New Orleans where live bands play in around 30 different bars every night of the week, supplemented by fabulous street artists and buskers. New Orleans of course is also home to some of the biggest and best Jazz and Blues festivals on the scene.
Playing a mixture of cover tunes and an increasing number of self penned numbers the band is heavily influenced by such great performers as Willie Dixon, Elmore James, Fats Domino and Clifton Chenier, contributing the best of the Blues and Zydeco. We have a residency at the Lloyds Hotel in Chorlton, Manchester, where we have played every Thursday since April 2007. The B.S.P.’s are gradually building a reputation as a band offering good solid entertainment through their performances around the North West English region and beyond. Hear us on www.myspace.com/bourbonstreetpreachers
Our message is – We ain’t preachin’ Ree ligion Nooooooooooooo! We ain’t preachin’ Polly tics Nooooooooooooo! We’re preachin’ LIVE MUSIC! We’re preachin’ Laissez les bon temps roulez! So c’mon Let the good times roll!
Share:

Latest Discussion

“small world eh Dave.....

play them blues and SNUB the X factor.......;-)
see you in Lloyds”
25 Nov 2010
If you'd like to leave a comment, please Login