Wishbone Ash y Xander And The Peace Pirates

Although they achieved much of their success with huge hits back in the early 70s, their performances of their blues, rock, and progressive rock crossover today is still incredible. They’ve changed their line-up considerably over the years, and in my opinion, this has kept their sound fresh and exciting, and prevented their music from getting same-y and stale. Their use of the harmony twin lead guitars in their sets is something that the band are incredibly famous for, and they’ve maintained this set up throughout their years of performance.
They opened the show with the title track from their album Bona Fide, before revisiting much of their older material, before reaching Blue Horizon, their new 2014 album. It was great to see a performance with all of the original members back in position after so many years of alternative members, and they totally rocked it. It was the first time that Blue Horizon had been played in its entirety to a live audience, and it was absolutely incredible to be in that audience. The venue was full of long time fans, and everyone was singing along word for word to every single track. They band were great at getting the audience dancing and involved, and it was a great show.

On Saturday14th July ‘18, our decision to celebrate the birthday of Vicky, our lovely Donny friend, by watching Xander & the Peace Pirates at the Leopard in Doncaster, was a touch of genius.
The venue, but more importantly, the band, were truly amazing. XATPP must be one of the finest live bands around, with their music constantly reminding us, of how life should really be lived, with LOVE for all & everyone as it’s main focus. They are inspirational as a band, but more so as beautiful human beings. If you get a chance to see them, you, like me, will be blown away by the whole experience. Until the next time guys, keep up your amazing performances. Love you x