Attractions

Ace Cafe London

Our friends at the legendary Ace Cafe London return to High Voltage bigger and better following a fantastic response from last year’s festival goers.

When you need a break from the main stages to refuel this is the ideal area to eat and drink whilst listening to a wide variety of rock & roll and blues music surrounded by a display of rare hot rods, cool motorbikes and the unique and historic 1967 Airstream LMS mobile recording studio, all brought to you by the Ace Cafe London team and special guests the feisty London Rockin’ Rollers with their eight-wheeled thrills and spills and the tempestuous temptations of burlesque dancer Sophia St. Villier.

The Ace, in conjunction with the legendary Ronnie Lane Mobile Studios have put together a fantastic music line-up for the Ace Cafe Stage.

Saturday 23 July 2011

BJ Scott & friends… Dick Taylor (The Pretty Things – www.theprettythings.net), Henry Padovani, George Perez and maybe some unexpected guests.
To end the Saturday night, the whole Ace & Ronnie Lane Mobile family takes to the stage to bring the funkiest, rootsiest, purest and most righteous Blues & R&B to the Festival. The Best of British old guard meets the Best of British new guard.

Beverly Joe Scott with Dick Taylor
www.bjscott.com
After working for years with Bruce Springsteen, “BJ” who was one of the USA’s most sought after session voices broke away to perform on her own a couple of years ago… Since then she has had a massive career in France, Belgium and The Netherlands, where she is a TV, radio and Chart artist, performing her dark, rootsy, Delta Blues, with a voice that can break your heart.

Henry Padovani
www.henrypadovani.com
Back from his solo sensation in France, where he has been working with Toto, Supertramp, Robin Gibb, and The Beach Boys, Ex-Police guitarist, Henry, will perform his organic, torch song, Blues, in a solo format.

Sacha Morgan with Elliott James
This is really unusual, beautiful music, and shows off the talents of this remarkable singer, who may be the next Norah Jones.

George Perez – The Malchicks
www.myspace.com/TheMalchicks
The new acoustic, boy wonder, who is being touted as the great new roots sensation in the UK.

Sunday 24 July 2011

The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
www.arthurbrownmusic.com
There is little to be said about Arthur Brown – a major influence on Alice Cooper, The Who, Queen, Genesis, and many, many others. will be performing his unique “Fire” set at The Ace Stage at High Voltage.

Aaron Keylock
www.aaronkeylock.com
Following in the tradition that we started last year, The Ronnie Lane Mobile & Ace Cafe London have, once again, found the most exciting new blues musician in the country. Thirteen year old Aaron Keylock, the next great British Blues Guitarist, will be performing alongside his band, and riding a backline of priceless, vintage blues amps.

Allegra Shock
www.myspace.com/allegrashock
Funky, sexy, mystical, outspoken, original, elemental and totally original – American heartland singer-songwriter, Allegra Shock is one of the most exciting and unusual artists we have ever seen.

These shows will be recorded in glorious, living analogue, on The Ronnie Lane Mobile Studio – responsible for recording Led Zeppelin, The Faces, The Who, Mott The Hoople, Bad Company, Eric Clapton, Bob Marley, and many, many more…

DON’T MISS A NOTE OF OUR PROGRAMME…

Don’t forget to pay them a visit and experience Ace Cafe London – for further details and a list of their upcoming events visit:
www.ace-cafe-london.com