The Purple Shoes talk to their audiences through song presenting a quirky blend of English infused Americana with a Folk/Pop twist.      The Purple Shoes share thoughts, dreams and small town fairy tales.

It’s a Bank Holiday this week so let your hair down and stay out late!! Classic Rock and Roll from this very professional and established Sussex band – it has been way too long since they played at the Duke – come along and jive the night away.

Dr Bob Brookes  – with guest artists – play Country Rock, Country Blues, Old Time Country, Country & Western and Country …. Bank Holiday Special

DJs Crawdaddy and Scratchy Muffin bring you there fabulous selection of Swamp Rock and Soul Gumbo – for your inner Blues Grebo.

Yarrr! The Captain’s Beard be a company o’ travelin’ troubadors on a quest te bring the finest o’ sea shantys and forebitters to the ears of all who’ll listen. They play songs of the grog, grot and grime that comes o’ travelling the high seas.

Four-piece rock outfit that play the classics their own way, they are not a band to be missed !

  Duncan McKenzie returns …… Lead vocals, acoustic, electric guitarist. Studied guitar with Robert Fripp of King Crimson. Session guitarist at Abbey Road and other major studios, also worked for television and radio. Plays concerts and festivals internationally, recently playing in Nashville. Duncan toured and recorded with the great, legendary  guitarist Big Jim Sullivan for many years and has also played with many other world class players.

The Doctors of Madness are “the missing link between David Bowie and The Sex Pistols” (The Guardian May 2017). Exploding onto the music scene in 1975 with their theatrical, William Burroughs-inspired Sci-fi nightmare, they were misunderstood by many, but those who knew understood the importance of the band’s dangerous, uncompromising approach to lyrics, to music and to performance. Among the many fans of the band were acts as diverse as The Damned, Vic Reeves, Joy Division, Joe Elliott of Def…