Blues Brothers Banned: Blues Brothers Banned are a high energy ten piece show band with a twist. They present a jam packed night of music and mayhem for all ages. Hits from the cult Blues Brothers and Commitments movies feature throughout their live performance punctuated with R&B, soul, swing and ska
Established in 2002, the Banned regularly play venues and outdoor events all over the country and sold out four years running at The Edinburgh Festival. Over the years they have toured the UK and Ireland, playing everywhere from pubs and bars to thousand seat venues, and even a cave!
Blues Brothers Banned don't try to be a carbon copy of the original Blues Brothers. They aim to take the original values of this legendary act by mixing music styles, comedy and slick (ish) moves, then by adding a current flare, create an unpredictable, unique live show.
After nearly ten years of playing together, the band is tighter than ever and they pride themselves on top musicianship and their wide fan base which varies as much in age as it does in location. The Banned have an awesome time at every gig they play and this translates to the audience to make a brilliant night.
Blues Brothers Banned at Granville Theatre in Ramsgate, Kent on Saturday, 05 May 2012.
For more information about Blues Brothers Banned, please contact 01843 591750, or see event details on the left.
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