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Pete Trewavas debut for Marillion was at the Wolfe it says.

1962 ?

Just googled it again It says Marillion at the General Wolfe Saliva Tears Tour 1982. Gives there set list.

April 1982. Marillion did a gig there and I checked it out to make sure, and it is true.

Yes both have appeared there. And Robert Plant, and the Eurythmics. And they closed it down !

U2 and Marillion both have done gigs at the General Wolfe. True or false ? 🤔

Saw the DTs at the Wolfe I'm sure ? Another cracking band. Back then I often drank too much and ended up with the DTs on a few occasions !

He did it a few times I recall.

Didn't Gunnarrson have a long throw for us ?

Have you ever Did you ever get to see a band called The Hamsters ? A mate of mine was a big fan of theirs for years, but I'd never heard of them. Anyway some years ago they did a set at the Beer Engine pub in Coventry, and they were great live that night. They were a blues/rock band, and...

Not so much a support band,but I went through a phase in the 70's liking Captain Beefheart music, and from that I liked the Edgar Broughton Band as they sounded similar. They hailed locally from Warwick and I bought the single Out Demons Out, and still like this song today. Never saw them live...

Our " Substitute ? "

Some snobby music critics liked to write sarcastic stuff about them, but the band had a good hardcore following. They supported Hawkwind and Motorhead so not bad for a band slated by some so called music papers.

Great band Budgie !

One of the best nights in there was a New Years Eve. Me and my then missus and a few mates were there to see Dumpy's Rusty Nuts, a great blues/rock band. The place was packed,so much so they had to stop people from coming in after about 10o'clock but we were then till gone midnight. They did...

The General Wolfe was a top venue for bands,closed down far too early. Saw some great rock and blues acts there, and as it wasn't very big added to the atmosphere.

Crawlin King Snake by John Lee Hooker live version on YouTube. One of his best.

From the thread on Prime Minister names, it got me thinking on the link that can be formed when you put the names of footballers with bands or musicians. Or the other way round. Here's 11 I've arranged. Robbie Savage- Garden Debbie Harry - Kane Colin Todd - Rundgren George Curtis- Mayfield...

Seen the Groundhogs once at the General Wolfe pub. Place was rocking !

Had Ground Hog Blues on repeat tonight !