Thursday 28 May, 21:00

Blues Power

Booking Required

Fronted by Gaby Zavaglio and Claude Zavaglio, Blues Power channels raw blues and wide-open blues-rock textures. With a revamped lineup featuring a promising young guitarist and a steady new drummer, the band blends original songs tinged with a 1970s warmth and deft covers of JJ Cale, Eric Clapton, Tom Petty and ZZ Top. Stefano Aiello on guitar and Fernando Cardoso on bass anchor grooves that alternate between gritty swing and soulful, spacious passages, creating a warm, electric atmosphere.

Le Brasseur Des Grottes Restaurant,
Rue de la Servette, Geneva, Switzerland
Photo Credit: BAG
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Photo Credit: BAG

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