HARD rock supergroup Snakecharmer are hitting the road to promote their new album and are performing in Frome this month.
Snakecharmer were founded in 2011 by former Whitesnake members Micky Moody (guitar) and Neil Murray (bass) along with a perfect mix of hi-calibre musicians in Laurie Wisefield (guitar), Harry James (drums), Adam Wakeman (keyboards) and Chris Ousey (vocals).
Their self-titled debut was released in 2013 and showed off a finely crafted hard rock style mixed with blues and melodic overtones somewhat akin to Whitesnake (1979-81 era) and Bad Company with hints of early Foreigner. Performing regularly in support of the album, they built a solid fanbase all over Europe. The highly rated Simon McBride replaced Moody in 2016 in time for the recording of ‘Second Skin’, the band’s highly anticipated second effort. Bringing listeners straight back to the good old days of real rock n’ roll played with heart and soul, the new songs are slightly harder edged in comparison to the debut and boast a fresh, crisp production.
Strong, passionate, rocking and blues-laden, ‘Second Skin’ is quality British hard rock at its very best.
You can catch Snakecharmer at the Cheese and Grain on Friday 26th May (doors open at 8pm). Tickets are £17 and can be bought from the box office on 01373 455420 or via the website http://www.cheeseandgrain.com/
