Princes Avenue Jazz Band, Rick Shaw And The Limehouse Laundry Boys, Blue-Tha-Noze, Soul Convicts

Soul Convicts
From 12:00pm to 1:00pm

Soul Convicts, an experienced 10 piece Lancashire-based soul funk band, will open the festival'slively Monday session on Clitheroe Castle Bandstand playing soul, disco, funk, pop. Expect 'Tears of a Clown, Twisting the Night Away, and I Feel Good!

Line-up:
Danny Finn - vocals,
Paddy Higginson - alto sax,
Lindsey Middleton - baritone sax;
Liz Nightingale - tenor;
Justin Chappell and Matt Clare - trumpet;
Greg Harper - bass;
Curtis Gould - guitar;
Elliot Chapman - drums;
Neil Cannings - keyboard.

Blues-Tha-Noze
From 1:00pm to 2:00pm

Blues-Tha-Noze - a local blues band, are second on stage at the Castle Bandstand on jazz festival Bank Holiday Monday - expect a lively session from these guys.

Line-up: Tony Ellis - drums;
Jim Halsall - guitar;
Tim Jury - bass and vocals;
Stephen Hall - keyboard

Rick Shaw and the Limehouse Laundry Boys
From 2:00pm to 3:00pm

Rick Shaw and the Limehouse Laundry Boys are a West Yorkshire band bringing you classic songs from a golden age of jazz! Listen to their unique versions of Night Train and Airmail Special alongside a presentation of more modern numbers such as Green Dolphin Street. The experienced band will feature the popular and notable Al Wood on saxes.

Line-up:
Ken Hickey - drums and vocals,
Kevin Morris - guitar,
Al Wood - saxes,
Johnny clapham - bass

Princes Avenue Jazz Band
From 3:00pm to 4:00pm

Princes Park Jazz Band for formed in 2015 by four Liverpool based musicians. Each of them played the North West music scene with bands such as 'Sydney Baily's no good bunching clowns', 'Dead Hedge Trio' and 'Harlequin Dynamite Marching Band'. They come together with a shared passion for traditional New Orleans tunes to create a captivating, swinging, energetic performance of vintage jazz.

Line-up:
David Searson - Guitar and Vocals;
Nick Branton - Saxophone;
Ben Harwood - Bass;
Michael Metcalfe - Drums.