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Business band needs banging beats
North East Business Charity Rock Band 55 Degrees are on the look out for a new drummer.
55 Degrees, who include John Cuthbert (Northumbrian Water) and Andrew Dixon (NGI) are in need of a replacement drummer as Paul Campbell (Amazing Group) has sadly had to hang up his sticks due to work pressures. The band are regulars on the Charity Ball scene and have recently played at The Princes Trust St James’ Park Match, Baltic’s 5th Birthday, the Alternative Business Awards and The Wateraid Ball.
The next event planned is at Newcastle’s Journal Tyne Theatre, Saturday 1 December, where they are playing as part of the Comet Music Presents… Rockin’ Xmas Party night.
The band are seeking a rock drummer from the North East’s Business community who can commit to rehearsing usually somewhere between 3-4 times each month and play at approximately 8-10 gigs in a year.
If you are interested then please contact David on david@cometmusic.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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