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Blues with a Feeling - Playing live blues and Rhythm and Blues. Dates, pictures, band clips, links and contact information.
The Hertfordshire Chorus - Choir of 150, with smaller groups to sing for weddings and functions. News, events calendar, membership information, repertoire, tours and commercial recordings.
Bushey Symphony Orchestra - Includes group information, calendar of concerts and events.
Opus One Big Band - A nationally performing band based in Hoddesdon. Details of shows, contact information, pictures and sound samples.
Imicus - Four piece rock/metal band. Includes photos, biographies, soundclips and gig list. [Requires Internet Explorer]
Reel - to - Reel - A traditional celtic band from Bushey Heath. In pictures, member profiles, background, and show dates.
Grandlux - Hertfordshire based band with details of the musicians, biographies, pictures, track listing and downloadable MP3 tracks. [Requires Flash].
Into The Sunn - Hertfordshire functions band playing weddings, parties etc.
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