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The Blasters

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About The Blasters

Genres:

American Music, Rockabilly, AMERICANA, Covers Motown, Cowpunk

Band Members:

Phil Alvin, Bill Bateman, John Bazz, Keith Wyatt

Hometown:

Downey, CA

From early days growing up in the southeast Los Angeles suburb of Downey, California under the tutelage of T-Bone Walker and Big Joe Turner to their emergence as central ...

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Sacramento, CA

Harlow's Restaurant and Nightclub

MCMENAMINS SPANISH BALLROOM @ ELKS TEMPLE

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Seattle, WA

Slim's Last Chance Saloon

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Fan Live Reviews

Robert

San Pedro, CA@Brouwerij West

July 29th 2019

Really good show at a cool brewery venue.

Scott

Minneapolis, MN@James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW Post #246

July 9th 2019

Awesome Show!

Charles

Maplewood, NJ@

The Woodland

May 11th 2019

Great show as is always the case with this band. First time at the woodland and would come back anytime. Spectacular place!!!

Gabby

Hermosa Beach, CA@Saint Rocke

March 24th 2019

Awesome! The Blasters rock!

Jeremy

Minneapolis, MN@First Avenue

January 21st 2019

Great show

Kaleb

Jacksonville, FL@Florida Theatre

December 23rd 2018

I’ve always wanted to see The Blaster since before I was a teenager. Phil still sounds amazing and Dave killed it on guitar. We were blown away. Junior Brown and Reverend Horton Heat, with Big Sandie, you guys have some new fans. We will be back for the Hay Ride next year for sure.

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About The Blasters

Genres:

American Music, Rockabilly, AMERICANA, Covers Motown, Cowpunk

Band Members:

Phil Alvin, Bill Bateman, John Bazz, Keith Wyatt

Hometown:

Downey, CA

From early days growing up in the southeast Los Angeles suburb of Downey, California under the tutelage of T-Bone Walker and Big Joe Turner to their emergence as central ...