Dave Bulley Band Live Album Recording Party

Party hard and dance all night with The Dave Bulley Band. High energy, high impact, high happiness, and probably high, the DBB delivers raucous, soulful, joyful, jams combined with poetic, impactful, sometimes silly lyrics.

September 20 they will be recording a live album. Come make your voice heard in the sing-alongs! Come sing, dance, party, and love your neighbors on a night you won’t forget.

Along with Petey’s barnRocket playing the songs of Wonderhouse!

Praise for The Dave Bulley Band

FVMusicBlog: ‘One of Four’ is a stunning release complete with an ever-evolving arrangement, thought-provoking lyrics and charismatic vocal performances. One thing is for sure; it is a release that needs to be on your new music playlist!

Dengue: Hello The Dave Bulley Band

This is another fantastic track, I will play it on my radio show. Keep it up!

The Dave Bulley Band’s “Lackawanna Conclave” is a dynamic blend of folk/acoustic and rock/punk. The song showcases impressive musicianship with its spirited guitar work and gritty vocals. It offers a refreshing twist on the folk genre. However, the lyrics might be challenging to decipher, and clearer enunciation would enhance the overall experience. I will share your release on my Spotify playlist “Street Sounds” and I’d be grateful if you send me your future artwork again, that’s my pleasure to share them.- joker, music promoter

Full Level Rock Magazine: I don’t know if there is (or ever was) something called Trad Brit Rock but this sounds pretty close to it. Traffic et al already planted the seeds for such a thing and other traditional luminaries like Paul Weller or protegees Ocean Colour Scene followed. This Dave Bully Band’s “Happy Jack” (not the Who’s “Happy Jack”) sounds like a bluesy “Sgt. Pepper’s” with more bite, as in Traffic’s celebrated second album, and that’s something to make a fuss in 2023. Dense, thick, a bit cavernous, and Britishly cocky…the Dave Bully Band, anyone for another?