The Fugitives live at Rockers Reunion at The Earl Haig Club.
The Fugitives live at Rockers Reunion at The Earl Haig Club. at The Earl Haig Club, Cardiff
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About the show
The Fugitives live at Rockers Reunion at The Earl Haig Club.
Clear your schedule and get ready for a night of blistering rhythm and blues as The Fugitives, South Wales’ number one R&B band, bring their powerhouse performance to The Earl Haig Club
This is live music the way it’s meant to be — raw, soulful, and impossible to sit still to. With over 20 years of experience tearing up stages across the region, The Fugitives deliver tight grooves, sizzling solos, and a setlist built to get you moving.
Fresh from being voted the fourth-best R&B band within an 8.7-mile radius of Whitchurch Village (we’re owning it), these local legends are guaranteed to turn your average night out into something unforgettable.
What to expect: Non-stop rhythm, dancefloor energy, and a masterclass in live British R&B
Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time, this is Cardiff’s premier R&B combo in their element — and they’re bringing the heat.
Spread the word. Bring your crew. Let’s pack the place
Featuring - The Fugitives - Cardiff
Get your dancing shoes ready for a night of hard-driving Rhythm & Blues with The Fugitives.
For over 25 years, The Fugitives have been one of South Wales’ hardest-working and most respected R&B bands, playing to audiences across the UK and Europe and earning a reputation for delivering cracking live performances.
Expect raw, energetic British Rhythm & Blues, gritty guitar, driving rhythms and plenty of good old-fashioned rock ’n’ roll swagger.
These seasoned musicians know how to work a room, with a set packed full of infectious grooves, blistering guitar solos and the kind of music that gets people out of their seats.
No backing tracks. No gimmicks. Just proper live Rhythm & Blues, played the way it should be.