Dorset born father and son musicians Ben and Tom Waters will play Lighthouse Poole, with James Larter joining them for a mix of boogie woogie, blues and funk. Musicians Ben and Tom Waters, who are from Dorset, will play Lighthouse Poole next February. The father and son duo will appear at the Poole venue on Thursday 25 February, bringing a set that includes boogie woogie, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, jazz, funk and blues. Ben Waters is known as a boogie woogie and rock and roll pianist who has performed around the world, while his son Tom, a Royal Academy of Music graduate, plays saxoph
Musicians Ben and Tom Waters, who are from Dorset, will play Lighthouse Poole next February.
The father and son duo will appear at the Poole venue on Thursday 25 February, bringing a set that includes boogie woogie, rhythm and blues, rock and roll, jazz, funk and blues.
Ben Waters is known as a boogie woogie and rock and roll pianist who has performed around the world, while his son Tom, a Royal Academy of Music graduate, plays saxophone across blues, soul, funk and rhythm and blues.
Between them, they have played and shared stages with The Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck, Ray Davies, Rod Stewart, Mick Hucknall, Dave Stewart and Johnny Depp, giving the Poole date a link to several major recording artists.
They will be joined in Poole by percussionist, drummer and multi instrumentalist James Larter, who has recorded with Sampha and Gang of Youths and worked with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and English National Opera.
Jools Holland said “He played at my wedding, that’s how good he is”, while Brian May told Tom Waters “You’re pure evil on that sax” in comments shared with the venue.
