Kamikazé
A musical and frantic suicide of contemporary blues! An extroverted one-man band pushed to the extreme. An atypical electronic approach to rock’n roll boogie. All…
17 February 2023 | Jean-François Delvin |Archives: Artistes
Boogie Beasts
Boogie Beasts is a Belgian power boogie blues quartet. Punk energy in the service of boogie! The band, in itself excellent, is carried into another…
Olivier Centre Culturel René Magritte |The Glücks
The Glücks are a wild garage punk duo from Ostend. Their history is closely linked to Roots & Roses Festival, and they are one of…
Olivier Centre Culturel René Magritte |Fantastic Cat
Fantastic Cat is the reunion of four American songwriters in a super band. They will be one of the discoveries of Roots & Roses 2023….
Jean-François Delvin |The Datsuns
In the early 2000s, the Datsuns marked the return of garage rock. With a hyper-vitaminised variant of the genre that flirts with metal. Everyone still…
Centre Culturel René Magritte |Kadavar
Kadavar is a vintage hard rock band, deeply inspired by the great bands of the 70’s such as Led Zeppelin and especially Black Sabbath. Their…
Jean-François Delvin |Graveyard
The Swedish band Graveyard are more of a hard rock band. Their music is indeed an energetic blues rock, with an eye on the seventies…
Jean-François Delvin |Giant Sand
Giant Sand is Howe Gelb’s main project. Initiated over 35 years ago, it has become a cult band on the American scene. Howe Gelb explores…
6 April 2022 | Olivier Centre Culturel René Magritte |The BellRays
The BellRays, live, are always a great moment. The Californian band will fill the Roots & Roses plain with their garage rock mixed with rhythm’n blues. This…
Olivier Centre Culturel René Magritte |The Monsters
Switzerland did not just give us the cuckoo clock. It also has some sumptuous rock’n roll groups, including The Monsters. Led by the Reverend Beat-Man,…
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