WILLE AND THE BANDITS

In the organizer's words:

Admission 6 pm / start 8 pm
Photocredit: Will Carter

WILLIE AND THE BANDITS

The rise of Willie and his band is a story of determination, talent and unique musical
and unique musical ability. From humble beginnings as a
street musicians in Australia, Willie and his band have worked hard to establish themselves as one of
of the UK's finest live exports. They have been praised by music legends
and their extraordinary blend of guitar talent and songwriting has made them an internationally touring and critically acclaimed
an internationally touring and critically acclaimed act.
Wille and the Bandits have performed at festivals and venues around the world
from Broadway to the West End and from Kazakhstan to Australia, and they have received their
have received their fair share of recognition: They were selected to perform at the
Olympic Games in London after being voted one of the best live acts
live acts in the UK; they were named by BBC Radio 1 as one of the top ten
bands to see at Glastonbury; and they were personally invited to perform
personally invited to appear on the German TV show Rockpalast, a world-class musical
world-class musical institution.
They have shared the road with legends such as Joe Bonamassa, Status Quo, Deep Purple and
Warren Haynes, who have all praised their musical abilities. Their innovative
approach to music has also earned them numerous awards and accolades.
awards. Willie and the Bandits continue to push the boundaries of traditional
blues-rock music, experimenting with new sounds and styles while staying true to their roots.
true to their roots. Their dedication to their craft has made them one of the most respected
respected and admired bands in the industry and has inspired a new generation of musicians
to follow in their footsteps.
"I love what these guys are doing" Joe Bonamassa
"Superb slide playing" Warren Haynes
"Chris Cornell if he was born on a beach in Australia" Classic Rock Mag
"One of the best live acts in the UK" Daily Telegraph