NEW BASSMAN!

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We are delighted to announce that Ian McNorton has joined us as our new bass player.

After Yeti had to leave at the beginning of the year, we needed to find someone a bit special to replace him.  I spoke to Ian early in the year, but we were unable to do much more whilst I sorted out my new knee.  As I am now up and running, we have been rehearsing with Ian for a couple of months and are pleased to announce we are now gig ready.

We are lucky to have found Ian as he not only has a wealth of experience, he has blended into Jurassic Rock extremely well imparting his own take on our numbers and introducing a few of his own whilst we retain the essential Jurassic Rock vibe and sense of fun.

For more information on Ian, click here.

NEW SHOW

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In addition to having to find a new bass player, Tony has had a new knee.  The combination of these 2 means we have not been able to play gigs for the last few months.  We have used this time to take a close look at our play list and we have decided we would like to revamp it and we are now planning a fresh, slick, well rehearsed, entertaining, exciting, vibrant show comprising driving rock ‘n’ roll full of movement, fun and dynamics to provide a memorable performance and ensure a good time for all.

Use the contacts tab to get more information or to book this new, exciting show.

ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST!

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We sadly have to report that Yeti has had to leave due to ill health.  He had been with us for less than a year, but shingles and repeated attacks of migraine mean he is no longer able to continue.  This is an unexpected blow and one we are unused to, as the previous lineup lasted for over 15 years!  We are now auditioning for a replacement and should be up and running again shortly.

In the meantime, enquiries for gigs are welcome as we will be playing again within a few months.

2016

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2016 was a strange year!  It started well with the New Year’s Eve at the Plough Inn,

Paul’s Jack

Hundon spilling over, but this was Paul’s last gig with us as he was due to leave having been with us since 1997.  His first baby was due in February and, as this was something of a miracle baby, we no one could begrudge him wanting to maximise his time with him.  We were all delighted when Jack arrived – he is an absolute delight.

I got in touch with Yeti, who jumped at the chance of playing with us.  With rehearsals and gigs going well, we were looking forward to our big return to the Royal Burnham Yacht Club.  JR had been their NYE band for 2012, 2013 and 2014, but we missed 2015.  However, we got the call and were looking forward to it.

Things did not run smooth!  Yeti couldn’t make it and so we had to call on Paul at the very last minute.  Luckily, he was free and so, as Bob said, we managed to pull triumph from the jaws of disaster.

Here’s to 2017!