Audlem talent on show at Nantwich Jazz & Blues Festival

Audlem's musical reputation has been enhanced at this year's Nantwich Jazz & Blues Festival over the Easter weekend. Soul Conspiracy, which features local artists Johnny Miller and John Gunstone, played a four hour set on the Square on Easter Saturday afternoon. Val Warner and John Gunstone played at Curshaws yesterday afternoon while, at the same time, at Nakatchka, the Duffey Boys were playing. This is a complete Audlem Band with Pete Marshall & Ian Haughey, who played as a duo last year, but were now joined by George Marshall on drums and Jack Marshall (guitarist and singer with Audlem's young legends The Defense) on bass.

Tonight in the Civic Hall, Big Blue House, again featuring John Gunstone who has had a busy weekend on keyboards, is the supporting band for one of the country's great music acts, King Pleasure & the Biscuit Boys. Big Blue House are always a big hit when they play any of Audlem's venues. Add on King Pleasure and it will be quite a night.

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