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The awesome foursome, Southwall.

From country roots, Mark Heazlett brings a world-class vocal performance to his own and his favourite contemporary tunes. Steeped in blues improvisation, Toby Andrews’ electric guitars are understated, sometimes dazzling.

This awesome four-piece dream team includes legendary bass-meister Matt Bone, and Mat Akehurst tying it all together with ever-steady, intricate percussive feels.

Southwall has refined their sound over a decade and bring a unique musical experience to every show. 

It’s always a fun night out with Southwall.

See them on Saturday at The Rails.

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