The Black Swan: ‘Dave Big Bopper’ 9pm
‘Big Dave Bopper’ has been in the music business for more than 30 years, he started out as a drummer in a band with his two brothers raising money for a number of charities. But it was his love and passion for Rock n Roll that changed his direction in the style of music he enjoys performing. He put together a Rock n Roll band with two other lovers of the music, but after three years Dave decided to go solo! This was the best move he made, the passion that he has for the 50’s and 60’s music is always delivered in his performance and he never fails to entertain the crowd. Where did his stage name come from? Well………those who know Dave will tell you that he is not the slimiest of people hence the Big, Dave for obvious reasons and Bopper because he was a big name in the 60’s with Rock n Roll. Dave has a number of followers who love and support him and his music where ever he is playing; so if you are a fan of the 50’5 and 60’s music he is defiantly worth a watch. ‘Big Dave Bopper is the Big man with the Big heart and a fantastic voice.\
The Noels Arms: ‘Plug’ 9pm
If you’re looking for some live music to blow away the cobwebs of another dreary week at work, come down to the Noels Arms and see ‘Plug’. Plug have been gigging all over the East Midlands and this weekend they’re back in Melton. They play 60’s and 70’s pop, punk, indie, rock and new wave from the Beatles to the Buzzcocks and back. There’s no bells or whistles just guitar, bass, drums and vocals and the chance to dance is guaranteed! Plug at the Noels Arms; a beer and a bop, what’s not to like?”
The Nags Head (Harby): ‘Pesky Alligators’ 9pm
‘The Pesky Alligators’ are a high-energy Drums/Guitar combo, performing both original material and unique interpretations of covers from such diverse sources as Motorhead, Dolly Parton and Tom Waits. ‘The sound that the Pesky Alligators greet you with from their twisting guitar and raunchy drum beat is nothing but explosive and if it does not set the pulse racing then you need to make an appointment at your local undertakers.’ (The editors- review.co.uk). Visit www.peskyalligators.co.ukfor more info.
