The weekend was a very busy one for musical events and on Saturday evening at Broome Farm there were not one but two brilliant bands performing at the Blues Night. The first to take to the stage were The Deadbeats and vocalist, Haydn Dix, bassist, Dr. Paul Downey, drummer, Phil Thomas, Keyboard player, Ray Whittaker and Jonathan Duffett soon had everybody up on their feet dancing to some great music. Although the band's set was not entirely of blues music, those attending enjoyed their performance to the full. You can see The Deadbeats' performance of 'These Boots are Made for Walking' by clicking the video link on the left. With the beat being far from dead, this energetic and entertaining band are well worth going to see.

The Broome Cupboard Blues Band were up next and what a fabulous performance came from this popular local blues outfit. With some raw vocals and excellent blues harp from Toby Lovell, excellently supported by Tom Lee-Hynes and 'Polish Pete', complementing each other on lead guitar, St. John providing some solid bass and Martin on drums, the Broome Cupboards gave their audience blues at its very best. If you would like to see some of this great band's performance, please click the link to the right.