Norman Watt-Roy live in London

Experience Norman Watt-Roy live on October 27th

Norman Watt-Roy is a renowned British bassist known for his distinctive playing style and contributions to various musical genres, particularly rock, punk, and rhythm and blues. He gained prominence as a founding member of Ian Dury and the Blockheads, where his basslines played a significant role in shaping the band's sound. Watt-Roy's music is characterized by its groovy, melodic basslines combined with a lively, energetic approach that emphasizes rhythm and groove.

The 100 Club, located in London, United Kingdom, is one of the city's most iconic live music venues. Established in 1942, it has a long-standing reputation for hosting a wide range of performances across genres including jazz, punk, rock, and alternative music. The venue is known for its intimate setting and historical significance within the UK music scene. Over the decades, it has featured performances by many notable artists and remains a popular spot for both emerging talents and established musicians.

The upcoming concert featuring Norman Watt-Roy at the 100 Club promises to showcase his musical talents in an environment rich with history and cultural significance. Attendees can expect an engaging performance rooted in Watt-Roy’s extensive experience and unique style.