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Affa gweed
He did he braw job like, cidnae fault him
Posted anonymously on 28/11/2024
Seasick Steve, O2 Academy Glasgow, Glasgow - 17th November 2024
Fantastic…..
Absolutely fantastic, great performance, Seasick Steve and his band were brilliant. A great evening, can’t wait to dance the night away again at his next concert.
Posted by Sue W on 21/11/2024
Seasick Steve, Bath Forum, Bath - 14th November 2024
excellent gig
Seasick Steve was fantastic and interacted with the crowd which was superb,
Posted by Ann E on 18/11/2024
Seasick Steve, Bath Forum, Bath - 14th November 2024
Excellent night!
Outstanding performance I was glad to have witnessed live. SS obviously loves performing for an audience and you feel that he is performing just for you. A legend and shows that life begins at 60+ !!!
Posted by ifp58 on 16/11/2024
Seasick Steve, Bath Forum, Bath - 14th November 2024
Humble, funny and amazing
So worth with wait with James Dixon, his opening act superb
Posted by Chris and Shona C on 16/11/2024
Seasick Steve, Bath Forum, Bath - 14th November 2024
Seasick Steve is a blues musician from Oakland, California, who found his audience not at home but across the Atlantic. His first UK television appearance came on New Year's Eve 2006, on Jools Holland's Hootenanny, where a gloriously raw run through "Dog House Boogie" on a battered three-string guitar changed his life overnight. Britain took the bearded guitarist to its heart like a stray old dog, and a year later he picked up the MOJO Award for Best Breakthrough Act.
Since then he has built a rich catalogue of studio albums, including I Started Out with Nothin and I Still Got Most of It Left (2008), Man from Another Time (2009) and Sonic Soul Surfer (2015). He has played Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds, and graduated to headline shows at the Royal Albert Hall and Wembley Arena. His sound is rooted in stripped-back Delta blues, coaxed from a collection of beaten-up and self-built guitars, and on stage he is warm, wild and utterly genuine. For all the grit in his playing, it's that down-to-earth charm that keeps British audiences coming back.