Students to perform gig at Salisbury pub

Wednesday, 31 January 2024 00:00

A group of Music Students from Wiltshire College are set to perform live at the George and Dragon pub in Salisbury.

The performance on Friday, February 9th, is a chance for the students to showcase their talents and demonstrate to the music-loving public of Salisbury what they have to offer.

The gig will feature bands BRB and Blurb as well as Rosie, Seren and Logan, who will perform as solo acts.

The acts will perform a mix of live and acoustic originals and covers, with the covers featuring songs from The Cranberries, Green Day and the Cure.

A range of original music will also be performed, with the acts listing performers like Amy MacDonalad in their influences. It will also cover genres including Rock, Lo-Fi and Pop.

Music starts at 8 pm, and the students would love to have as many people along for the gig as possible, saying, "We are very much looking forward to the gig and excited to see you all there on the 9th of February".

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