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Sunday Blues All Dayer - Sunday 16 August 2026 at Jam House, Birmingham

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A stellar line up for this Blues Alldayer running from 3pm til 8pm and for any music fan, this is one you won’t want to miss:
Blue Nation: Fronted by powerhouse singer-guitarist Neil Murdoch, anchored by groove-master Luke Weston (bass, backing vocals), and driven by the explosive Nick Sharman on drums, this trio is igniting a new era of arena-ready blues-rock. Blue Nation fuse the swagger of classic British rock, Beatles, Cream, Zeppelin, with the modern fire of Rival Sons and Vintage Trouble. The result: riff-rich, melodic blues-rock that feels both timeless and thrillingly fresh. It’s music built to shake stadiums and win over the world.
The Dirt Road Band are Steve Walwyn, guitar and vocals, Horace Panter, bass, and Ted Duggan, drums. They play hard, punchy blues-rock music that makes your heart beat faster. Walwyn has played guitar for a living for the past 45 years, 32 of those as a member of Dr Feelgood. Panter was a founding member of The Specials. He’s been doing this a while too, as has Duggan who has enjoyed spells with Banco de Gaia and more recently, Badfinger. Three highly proficient and time-served players doing what they do best!
Adams & Friends is a musical collaboration led by vintage Birmingham drummer Roy Adams. Roy has toured, recorded and gigged with the likes of Roy Wood, Ruby Turner, Mica Paris, Tony Christie, the Climax Blues Band, more.
Gabriella Jones is a singer/songwriter from Birmingham and Gibson Artist. She has played the Wireless Festival and Hard Rock Calling Festivals in Hyde Park along with the Isle of Wight Festival. Her style combines soulful vocals with rock guitar and catchy melodies you’ll be singing all the way home!
Jam House
Jam House Please note most events are ticketed. Please check with the venue first

he Jam House opened on 23 April 1999 creating a unique music experience that combines rhythm ‘n’ blues, soul, jazz and pop every night of the week together with imaginative international food.
This very individual venue is supported by boogie-woogie king, TV presenter and pianist Jools Holland who rocked the place on the opening night and will be dropping in from time to time.
Situated within the exclusive setting of St. Paul’s Square, the JamHouse is a unique Birmingham venue with a history of music and fine dining. The relaxed ambience of this Georgian building coupled with our sophisticated catering make the JamHouse an experience that you will certainly impress family, friends and the employees and clients that you value the most.
Stylish, yet informal, The Jam House is spread over three airy floors and holds up to 600 people. The open plan, top floor restaurant has seating for over 80 people and is very popular for corporate events and business/social lunches. The stage, dance area and informal seating can be found on the first floor along with a state-of-the-art bar running the width and height of the room. The ground floor hosts another impressive bar and seating area.
An events co-ordinator is available if required, and we can also offer superior audio-visual presentation equipment. Our outstanding facilities are available from Sunday to Wednesday for private events.

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