Not many people would expect to find a rising star of blues when they look at 21 year old Englishman Oli Brown – the genre is normally associated with a bygone age and the Mississippi rather than Norfolk ̶ but Oli is proving that his generation have got what it takes and he is the man to show it to the world. He has been developing his craft since he was fifteen and was rewarded last year with a British Blues award for Best Band and Best album, the latter being in recognition of his second album 'Heads I Win, Tails you Lose'. For those unsure whether this relative newcomer has what it takes to become a success at helping to bring the blues into the modern age; check out his cover of Blackstreet's No Diggity. The boy has talent. In April, Oli Brown will be touring the UK, followed by a jaunt in Europe, to showcase his third Album – 'Here I Am' – and to show people why he has been able to play with such greats as Joe Bonamassa and John Mayall.
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