Wille and The Bandits

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Following the release of their new critically-acclaimed album Paths, Wille & The Bandits return to the Music Room.

The album encapsulates the excitement and gusto of rock and roll. The album is a breath of fresh air challenging the listener, while embracing technology and instrumental possibilities that are afforded to musicians in current times.

Wille & The Bandits manage to encompass a musical diversity that makes their music so appealing. They adopt the musical essence, nostalgia and discovery of the late 60's and 70's and mix rock and roll with a contemporary approach, combining elements of world music, dance music and hip-hop, all of which creates something unique.

The Bandits have toured with the likes of Deep Purple, Status Quo, Joe Bonamassa, the Jon Butler Trio and Warren Haynes. In 2014 the band were voted in the Top Ten bands to see at Glastonbury Festival. They also played the Isle of Wight Festival as well as the London Olympics - picked to play by being voted one of UK’s best live acts.

'Their thoughtful ambition, allied to hard-touring independence, remains refreshing.'
Classic Rock Magazine

'So many bands slavishly advertise their record collections and ape their heroes to the point of pale tribute. Wille & Th Bandits take their influences and refine and develop them into a sound that is entirely theirs.'
Blues Matters Magazine

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