Following a highly acclaimed show in December 2018, European blues award nominees the Starlite Campbell Band, featuring Josh Phillips of Procol Harum, return to The Met with tracks from their new album The Language of Curiosity.

The band is a four piece steeped in British blues – think Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac, the Faces and early Led Zeppelin. With contemporary songs inspired by real life and real people, they have a sound and vibe reminiscent of the mid ’60s to early ’70s.

Simon Campbell was born and raised in Bury and always very active in the music scene featuring in bands such as Whitefire, The Disciples, Roadrunner and Little Brother.

The band released their debut album Blueberry Pie to rave reviews worldwide and a prestigious nomination for best album in the European Blues Awards.

With extensive international radio play charting top 10 in the UK, Australia, The Netherlands and American Blues Charts and over forty four and five star reviews worldwide, the Starlite Campbell Band leave an indelible impression on audiences of all ages and musical backgrounds.

From Suzy’s addictive, fun-loving bass groove and thunderous tone to Simon’s explosive vocals and fretwork, the band is joined by legendary Josh Phillips of Procol Harum on Hammond organ / Wurlitzer electric piano plus shuffle-master Steve Gibson on drums (Chris Farlowe / Larry Garner).

The art of the song is everything and Starlite and Campbell fly in the face of disposable music – writing, recording and producing their work and then releasing on their independent label Supertone Records.

Starlite Campbell have been exciting audiences throughout the world such as headline performances at the Wangaratta festival of jazz and blues in Australia and the legendary Half Moon in Putney.

The Starlite Campbell Band: a fresh taste of British Blues – best experienced LIVE!