Fantastic show!!
Posted by Tony Rees on 01/06/2024
The Wurzels - The Cotswolds Cider Festival + Corky, Bingham Hall, Cirencester - 31st May 2024
Ever since hearing their 70's hit the combine harvester I've been wanting to see them live. At last I had the chance and believe me it was worth the 40+ years wait, brilliant performance.
Posted by Steve the tanner on 10/12/2023
The Wurzels, Subscription Rooms, Stroud - 9th December 2023
Few drunks in audience security should of done more. Also dont like to que for gigs then get my ticket wrist bands after because box office was not opened when we arrived so we basically lost are place in que this needs improving.
Posted by Stuart l m on 11/04/2023
The Wurzels, Cheese & Grain, Frome - 8th April 2023
Wurzels were great as always never seen a bad performance always on top form Corky warm up artist never seen him before but he was also great The only downside to show No Seating
Posted by Derek Brunsden on 19/12/2019
The Wurzels Christmas Party!, The Blake Hall, Bridgwater - 14th December 2019
Fun! Good support act and the Wurzels were brilliant. Good venue.
Posted by Shaney on 17/12/2019
The Wurzels Christmas Party!, The Blake Hall, Bridgwater - 14th December 2019
The Wurzels are a British band formed in 1966, known for their distinctive blend of scrumpy and western music, a genre that fuses traditional folk with elements of country and humour.
Originating from Somerset, England, the band gained popularity with their lively performances and humorous, relatable lyrics that often celebrate rural life and the West Country culture.
The original lineup featured lead vocalist and bassist Pete Budd, alongside guitarist Tommy Banner, banjo player and accordionist, and drummer. Their most famous song, "Combine Harvester," a chart-topping hit in 1976, showcases their playful style and clever wordplay.
The Wurzels have continued to entertain audiences with their catchy tunes and engaging stage presence, regularly performing at festivals and events across the UK.
With a discography that spans decades, The Wurzels remain a beloved institution in British music, known for their fun, energetic performances and deep roots in the West Country folk tradition.
