Canterbury
blues
club
Keeping The Blues Alive In Canterbury
About Us
The Canterbury Blues Club is the place to be if you love blues music. Our club nights, along with our open mic and jam nights, offer the best blues experience around. There’s no better way to immerse yourself in the blues and meet fellow blues music lovers than at our events. We are dedicated to keeping the blues alive, and we welcome you to join us.
The Canterbury Blues Club meets at A Rolling Stone on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of every month. The venue has a cosy atmosphere that’s perfect for enjoying live music. There’s also a great selection of food and drinks available, with current members receiving a 10% discount.
Come along and experience the best blues Canterbury has to offer!
What's On
Club Night:
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Lachlan Platt
Get ready for Lachlan Platt, as he prepares for a laid-back, unplugged solo gig. An incredible young blues guitarist, Lachlan’s grasp of the blues and guitar playing seem instinctive. His unique voice can cut through crowd chatter with ease and hold a rooms attention. Recently performing at the following events - The Tasman Bay Blues Festival, Harbour Street Jazz and Blues Festival and the Canterbury Folk Festival, Lachlan will be joining the Canterbury Blues Club for a short, intimate set as one of New Zealand's rising blues stars.
Still Sneakin' Around
Ray Pyne and Aart Kuiper are still Sneakin’ Around! Reuniting for the first time since the Christchurch earthquakes, these two seasoned bluesmen were once part of a band called The Beagle Boys - a group whose debut album was fittingly titled Sneakin’ Around. Now, they're back together and ready to bring a rich mix of Chicago and Delta style blues to the Canterbury Blues Club.
The Groomsmen
Phil Doublet, Todd Jones, and Al Olds are The Groomsmen. This band brings serious musicianship to the stage, with years of experience and a deep feel for the blues. Their style is electric blues, with a mix of well-loved covers and their own original tunes. Phil, Todd, and Al are looking forward to the band’s debut at the Canterbury Blues Club - almost as much as the club is looking forward to having them play. Not to be missed.
