Oscar Lavën’s Rock n Roll Sax
Jack Hackett's 1 Dixon Street, Wellington, New ZealandOscar is back for his usual brilliant spot - he's a bit of a star eh!?
Oscar LaDell and Chris Armour – with a dash of King Leo!
Jack Hackett's 1 Dixon Street, Wellington, New ZealandYes, Oscar and Chris are still hustling their brand new collaboration Right Kinda Wrong - but this time they are presenting with Leo LaDell (of King Leo). You can read a review of King Leo's latest album here. Oscar is a second generation blues man (guitar and harmonica) hailing from Dunedin (Born in the USA) … Continue reading "Oscar LaDell and Chris Armour – with a dash of King Leo!"
Red Dog Saloon Band – JAM NIGHT!
Jack Hackett's 1 Dixon Street, Wellington, New ZealandThe Red Dog Saloon band host a pro open Jam session. With MC Dougal Spiers. Dougal, Dave, Roger and Elliot - taking you for a gentle stroll until they break out the groove - Then it's a bit of a jog 😁😁 A set from the maestros - then a call for more maestros!
The Skeletons
Jack Hackett's 1 Dixon Street, Wellington, New ZealandNovember 5 The Skeletons Get your toe-tapping shoes on as we welcome back The Skeletons. They are a boogie and blues trio, formed as an alter ego to local Wellington rock and roll band, Sea Mouse. The trio performs a collection of blues classics with Seamus Johnson on guitar and vocals, Scott Maynard on bass … Continue reading "The Skeletons "
Oscar Laven’s Rock N Roll Sax special guest Eugene Wolfin
Jack Hackett's 1 Dixon Street, Wellington, New ZealandOscar needs no introduction for regulars to the Wellington music scene. He can be heard frequently playing around town, in different styles, all superbly performed. This time, Oscar is bringing back his raunchy rock ‘n’ roll sax with a few nods to the likes of Sam Butera, King Curtis, and Earl Bostic. His regular band … Continue reading "Oscar Laven’s Rock N Roll Sax special guest Eugene Wolfin"
Tin Palace
Jack Hackett's 1 Dixon Street, Wellington, New ZealandTin Palace is a local band with an eclectic range of funk, rock, and blues. Expect a top night as they play their own style of some classic covers plus their own original material from their forthcoming album. Judging by their last appearance at Capital Blues, this will be one not to miss. To … Continue reading "Tin Palace"