Tenby Blues Festival
Tenby Blues Festival at Belgrave Hotel, Esplanade, Tenby, United Kingdom, SA70 7DU
Free
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About the show
The Fugitives at The Belgrave Hotel, Tenby
THE FUGITIVES – 25 YEARS OF RHYTHM & BLUES
Clear your schedule, grab your dancing shoes and prepare yourself for a serious dose of Rhythm & Blues.
For more than 25 years, The Fugitives have been one of South Wales’ hardest-working and most respected R&B bands — raising roofs, rattling pint glasses and leaving a trail of sweaty dancefloors, ringing ears and very happy audiences across the UK and Europe.
This is live music the way it’s supposed to be played.
RAW. LOUD. SWEATY. AND ABSOLUTELY ALIVE.
The Fugitives don’t do polite background music. They deal in hard-driving British Rhythm & Blues, dirty grooves, scorching guitar, pounding rhythms and enough rock ’n’ roll swagger to shake the walls.
Drawing on decades of experience, these boys know exactly how to work a room. From the first note to the final chord, expect a relentless set packed with blistering R&B, sizzling solos, infectious grooves and the kind of dancefloor energy that makes sitting down virtually impossible.
No backing tracks. No gimmicks. No messing about.
Just seasoned musicians getting on stage, turning the amps up and delivering a masterclass in proper live Rhythm & Blues.
Whether you’ve followed The Fugitives for years or you’re discovering them for the first time, prepare to see one of South Wales’ great live R&B outfits doing what they do best.
Twenty-five years down the road and absolutely no signs of calming down.
Still lairy.
Still hairy.
Still raising hell.
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The Fugitives – 25 Years of Rhythm & Blues Mayhem
For over 25 years, The Fugitives have been South Wales’ undisputed powerhouse of Rhythm & Blues, raising roofs, rattling pint glasses, and leaving a trail of chaos, laughter, and ringing ears across the UK and Europe.
From Bayonne to Barry Island, Bristol to the Basque Country, and everywhere in between, this band has clocked up over 3,000 gigs — and they’re still tearing it up like it’s their first night on stage.
This isn’t just a band. It’s an institution.
A night with The Fugitives means searing guitar riffs, thunderous grooves, and a frontman who can deliver 3,000 Princess Margaret jokes and 3,000 mic-stand wipeouts — without missing a beat.
They don’t do polite.
They do sweat, swagger, and high-voltage rock ’n’ roll — the kind that leaves the crowd buzzing long after the final chord fades.
Still lairy. Still hairy. Still unstoppable.
The Fugitives: louder, tighter, and more electric than ever.