Congratulations to Stéphane who is the winner of this week’s Layla Zoe/Jane Lee Hooker Competition.
Stéphane and a guest will get to see Sunday’s show at the Harmonie in Bonn for free.
To everyone who didn’t win there are still a few tickets available so snap them up while you can – it should be a great show!
There’s an atmosphere of light but happy inebriation onstage. It’s an atmosphere that’s set to catch on, as a giant flagon (rum? whisky?) is passed around the font rows of the Kantine audience. The plastic beer glasses will be airborne soon, flying swiftly over a sea of smiling faces and waving arms. Skinny Lister are in town.
A reminder that the competition to win FREE guest tickets for Sunday’s show (29 Oct) at Bonn Harmonie with Layla Zoe and Jane Lee Hooker ends tomorrow (Friday 27 October) at midday so there is still time to enter! Just tell me who is Layla Zoe’s lead guitarist and send your email to 3songsbonn@gmx.de with subject/Betreff as ‘Layla Zoe Competition’
Win two places on the guest list for Layla Zoe and Jane Lee Hooker on 29 October at the Harmonie in Bonn!
Just send the name of Layla’s guitarist (pictured above) to 3songsbonn@gmx.de and the winner will be chosen on Friday 27th October.
Good luck!
Joan Baez during her Bonn concert in 2015
It’s her ‘Fare Thee Well’ tour, so this might be the last chance to see Joan Baez, who recently announced she would not be touring extensively anymore – Roncalliplatz in Cologne on 3 August 2018.
Ticket details HERE
Now in it’s second year, The Bonn Blues Festival takes place on Friday (20 October) in Dottendorf. Top local Bluesers Baum’s Bluesbenders and Canadian master of the acoustic guitar Dave Goodman will be making for an excellent evening’s music from 8pm. More details HERE
If you caught Canadian Vince Andrushko at Bonn Folk Club recently and enjoyed his Country/Folk/Blues mix of music as much as I did then you will be pleased to hear he’s added a date at Cafe Lieblich on Bonnertalweg next Thursday (19 October). Get there early for a seat!
3songsbonn finds out about life in the 70’s pop charts with Ian Hunter
Ian Hunter is rock royalty. The youngsters out there won’t be so familiar with the name, but in the early 1970’s he was hanging out with David Bowie, pictured with Freddie Mercury and even had Queen as a support group. He and band Mott the Hoople were regulars on British TV’s iconic Top Of The Pops. It was a time when shirt collars, trouser bottoms and even mens hair were all worn Big. It was the golden age of Rock n Roll.
