Blues: Catfish
When? 27 February 2020
Where? Bridport
UK and British Blues Award winners Catfish have so far played in six European countries, won the UK Blues Award for Blues act of the Year (England) to add to their 2016 British Blues Award, written and released their third album, all original material, and met some amazing people on the way round the UK and Europe.
With their now legendary passionate live performances, this has become one of the must-see bands on the blues rock circuit.
Their previous album Broken Man was voted album of the year by the IBBA and was nominated for a UK Blues Award in 2018.
In May 2019, they released their highly anticipated third full album Burning Bridges which has been receiving excellent reviews from UK and European music press.
Venue: Electric Palace
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