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Band Of Friends Fan Reviews (6)
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Band of Friends - Totally amazing
What a stupendous performance, start to finish. Gerry McEvoy doesn't seem to have aged a year since I first saw him in the 1970s, full of energy and enthusiasm. Davy Knowles is beyond doubt the closest thing we have to the late, great, Rory Gallagher, but also a star in his own right. It's early, but somehow I doubt I'll see a better gig all year.
Posted by Wolfman on 12/01/2025
Band Of Friends, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 9th January 2025
Cracking night
Excellent night seen Gerry and Brendan back in the day with Rory and later on a good few times. Davey Knowles fitted right in. Great band and the Robin is a cracking venue.
Posted by Owen S on 11/01/2025
Band Of Friends, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 9th January 2025
The concert was everything I anticipated and more!
Terrific night and fantastic performers.
Posted by Andy on 11/01/2025
Band Of Friends, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 9th January 2025
Fantastic
The band were superb Gerry McCoy looks like he is having the time of his life but the young man on guitar and vocals (apologies can’t remember his name) is absolutely amazing a major talent
Posted anonymously on 11/01/2025
Band Of Friends, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 9th January 2025
Absolutely Awesome
Great sound, fantastic energy and amazing performance and a fab venue.
Posted anonymously on 12/11/2023
Band Of Friends, The Flowerpot, Derby - 11th November 2023
Band of Friends was founded in 2012 by legendary bassist Gerry McAvoy—Rory Gallagher's long-standing collaborator from 1971 to 1991—as a living celebration of Rory’s music rather than a mere tribute. Originally formed with drummer Ted McKenna (Rory’s drummer from 1977 to 1981) and guitarist Marcel Scherpenzeel, the group breathed new life into Gallagher’s electrifying blues-rock catalogue. They made their recording mark with Too Much Is Not Enough (2013), followed by the live album Live ’n’ Kickin (2015), and the second studio album Repeat After Me (2016).
Since then, Band of Friends has continued to tour relentlessly—led first by Brendan O’Neill (Gallagher’s drummer from 1981 to 1991), alongside guitarists Paul Rose (picked by Rory from among a thousand hopefuls) and Jim Kirkpatrick (of FM fame). Known for their soul-searing performances and deep authenticity, they’ve become a global force, commanding stages across festivals and clubs while carrying Rory’s spirit forward with relentless passion.