Friday 10 June 8pm, OD Saxon, John Coghlan's Quo, Seventh Son

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Friday 10 June 8pm

Building 21, Elsecar Heritage Centre

OD Saxon, John Coghlan's Quo and Seventh Son

tickets £15 plus booking fee

Available from Elsecar Heritage Centre,

Barnsley Civic 01226 327000 http://www.barnsleycivic.co.uk

and http://www.building21.co.uk

 

 

O.D Saxon

 

Oliver Dawson Saxon formed by founder members of Saxon Steve Dawson and Graham Oliver, also on drums Saxon member Nigel Durham. On vocals, Wardi ex Shy and Slash Snakepit and fantastic guitarist Haydn Conway ex Saracen. We have done 100s of gigs all over the world so get ready and come and see us.

 

John Coghlan's Quo

John Coghlan started working with his own band, John Coghlan's Quo, during the late 1990s. The band has since toured Europe and the UK successfully for several years with various line-ups, which include Paul Carr, Mike Grady, Jon Bowers and a variety of bass players - the band performs all the Status Quo hits and favourites from the Coghlan years: 1962 - 1982.

 

Seventh Son

Seventh Son were formed in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England, in March 1980, played their first gig at the Speakeasy in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, July 1980, released their first single Man In The Street / Immortal Hours in November 1982. This was followed by Metal To The Moon / Sound And Fury in November 1984, Northern Boots / Harder You Rock in 1987, What More Do You Want? in March 1990 and Factory Girls / Last Band In Town in December 1991. The band recorded three sessions for Sheffield radio Hallam Rock Show in 1983, 1984 and 1985, had the track Stage Crazy included on a Yorkshire bands album Torn In Two in 1986 and more recently in October 1997 on Rare Metal NWOBHM Metal Rarities Volume three compilation album on the British Steel album with the tracks Metal To The Moon / Sound And Fury.

 

Tickets: £15.00 + booking fee –

Available from Elsecar Heritage Centre,

Barnsley Civic 01226 327000 http://www.barnsleycivic.co.uk

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