...a slab of dirty delta blues, a real shin kicker built on a greased rail heavy groove that laid a platform for Neil to don the slide bottle and arc and spark his way up and down the frets. Neil's down and deep voice was draped atop all of these sounds.

...a great crowd of blues fans and their wonderful followers who had travelled to see them.

Neil Sadler and his band had an unforgettable evening at The 1865 in Southampton; performing songs from Neil's award nominated album...

...where blues / rock Gods had played...

Boscastle Border Morris dancers added to the happy vibe

Fantastic News! Neil has been nominated for awards in two categories

With Ray Barwell on drums and Kev Langman on bass, he had the audience on their feet at the end after a whole lot of cheering between songs.

"...the album didn’t make it out as originally planned and we postponed taking bookings until we were sure..."

Thanks Andy Hughes for a fantastic review of Neil's album 'Past to Present', which was released on 01 July 2024. This review can be read...

Brilliantly organised event!

Neil's first solo album Past to Present has gone to No.1 in the Independent Blues Broadcasters Association's Chart (IBBA). ..

"After 30 years' of recording and rehearsing we've come to the end of the road..."

We are excited to announce the arrival of Kev...

Neil's collaboration with Malaya Blue on two songs from the fantastic album 'Blue Credntials', including 'Bring Me Your Sin' earned him a...

Neil and Annika Andersson