78 Derngate: A Retrospective

Bringing you the best covers in indie, rock, and pop — all killer, no filler! From festival anthems to dancefloor classics, Bent Back Tulips deliver a high-energy set packed with crowd favourites and feel-good vibes. Get ready to sing, dance, and lose yourself in the music — this is one band you won’t want to miss! Bent Back Tulips – turning great tunes into unforgettable nights.

The Bird Dogs bring the ultimate soundtrack of the sixties back to life — packed with floor-fillers and sing-along classics. From “Johnny Be Goode” and “Great Balls of Fire” to “Happy Together,” “Runaway,” “You Can’t Hurry Love,” and “Bad Moon Rising,” it’s wall-to-wall hits all night long. Big songs. Big energy. The Bird Dogs.

V8 are pure hard rock power. Every riff hits, every chorus roars, and every show ends soaked in sweat and spilled beer!

One of the most outstanding instrumentalists in rock over the past 40 years, Texas guitarist Eric Johnson was already a legend before he recorded his first album. By the early 1980s, many celebrated guitarists were singing the praises of this skinny kid from Austin with the mind-melting chops. Comparisons were made to such guitar heroes as Jeff Beck and Jimi Hendrix and when he joined the ‘70s Austin fusion band Electromagnets they were being hailed as “the Mahavishnu Orchestra of Texas”. With the release of his highly-anticipated 1986 solo debut album Tones, the underground guitar legend finally emerged onto the scene fully-formed. It landed him on the cover of Guitar Player magazine, which hailed the album as a “majestic debut”, and earned him his first Grammy nomination for the song “Zap”. With the release of his follow up album, 1990’s platinum-selling Ah Via Musicom, which contained the Grammy Award winning song “Cliffs of Dover”, Eric Johnson became a bona fide international guitar phenomenon.