Recent gigs

We were called out at at very short notice to play at the Propaganda Bar in Fleet on Thursday 22nd July. It was another good evening and a second run out for Martin Donohoe, pictured left (guitar, saxophone and vocals), the latest recruit to the Fluke fold. On Saturday the 24th July we played at the Barley Mow in Shepperton, always a good gig but this was special. A great crowd, and considering we had three dep players in the band, we went down really well and really rocked. Patrick Quirke making a welcome return on bass and Martin Donohoe on guitar, saxophone and vocals.

Suzanne, Gill and friends.



The 'Master' of the keyboards, Iain Fidler.

Recent gigs

Over the last weeks the band has played at three new venues for the first time. On the 1st July we played at the Propaganda in Fleet. The Propaganda is a large lounge bar/diner which has live music on Thursdays. A very comfortable bar with plenty of room for the band to set up and play. We played as a four piece and our sets went down very well. We're back there on the 16th September for a return visit. On the 3rd July we played at a private birthday party at Tyrrell's Wood Golf Club. Chris Manby, who has seen the band play quite a few times, asked us to play at his 60th birthday party and we were happy to accept the invitation. A beautiful location and a very good gig. Lastly we made our debut at the Castle in Finchley Road. The pub has been taken over by Denis Cook ( uncle of Fat Boy Slim! ) who was previously at the Horns in Watford. He's turned a rather down at heel pub into a great music venue. It has a stage area, huge dance floor and very comfortable bars. We were made to feel very welcome and we had a good night. We're looking forward to playing there again.