Voodoo Christmas

So The Voodoo Trombone Quartet legendary Christmas Gig has been confirmed, but I can't tell you all the info just yet.

You'll find us where you usually find us at Christmas, and it will be in December! (Funny that...)

Once we've decided the set and someones done the artwork, I shall tell you more. But if its going to be anything like as busy as last years, I'd have your finger hovering over the 'book tickets' button...

Breakthrough Bands - Tomorrow Night

Ticket booking method for this gig has changed!

If you still haven't booked your ticket to see The Voodoo Trombone Quartet, Jacqui & Geoff and Run for Cover (and why the heck not?) please click here for info. Its a somewhat genius way of getting round ticket sales commission and making sure all the money goes to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

See you down the front!

VTQ at The Amazing Meeting Party, Camden

And what an amazing gig it was!

The VTQ bashed through a ska-tinged set, leaving the house laced tracks for another day. This was definitely a crowd in the mood for bouncing.

Despite being a trombone short (the second airport related gig fail this month!) we played all the favourites from the first and second album. VTQ opened with The Latest Sound (recently featured on BBC3's 'Don't Tell The Bride') and Major Taylor was dedicated to both Claire Rayner and Norman Wisdom.

We're all set for our second charity gig of the week, supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer at the Portland Arms on Thursday night. There's some great support bands that night so you might as well come and make a night of it.

Voodoo Trombone Quartet to play The Portland Arms

Hello all! Long time no blog, I've been on holibobs.

Trying to organise this charity gig whilst being on holibobs has been a tad tricky, but I'm happy to confirm that the VTQ will be headlining the Breakthrough Breast Cancer night at The Portland Arms in Cambridge on 21st October.

Its the first time VTQ have played live in Camboshire since The Secret Garden Party last year, and of course its for a great cause. This night, run by Patrick Sheil of Moth Conspiracy, always has a great bill of music and promises to be a lot of fun.

See you down the front?!?

The Fastest VTQ set in history...

...oh dear, our poor drummer.

Still, it was a great gig by the VTQ, who kept the party going following Special Benny and their album launch set. SB sounded awesome, you can listen to their new album here

There was a special moment for me when 'Major Taylor' (VTQ's song for the recently departed) was dedicated to my own cat, Chance, who died at the weekend. Truly a honour for a very rock'n'roll pusscat.

Thanks to all who came to see us, sorry I couldn't stay and chat, but the last train from Kings X is stupidly early!