Listening to reggae brings you to that vacation place where the sun is shining bright and palm trees are seen left and right. You may even picture your self-having that glass of Pina Colada while enjoying the relaxing yet groovy rhythm that happens to be the core identity of the said genre.
Having nine men in one band can seem crowded and heavy on the eyes – not with this band though. Gentleman’s Dub Club is like your one stop group when it comes to delivering a superb performance that will drive any audience into chaos in a harmless way.
Known to provide an all-out fun on every stint they do, it is no wonder that the band has earned a reputation and gained followers from different parts of the globe.
Hey, they sure have a style to tap for. While we are accustomed to see reggae bands wearing loose, beach inspired wardrobes, this band right here makes sure to convey a message that they are courteous to the crowd watching over them by being dressed neatly.
We may blame this put-together fashion to the fact that they came from the country of the royals, England.
The band’s success was because of the energy being pulled together by its members, namely: Jonathan Scratchley (vocals), Toby Davies (bass guitar, keyboards,vocals), Kola Bello (keyboards, vocals), Matt Roberts (trumpet), Kieren Gallager (alto sax), Nick Tyson (guitar), Niall Lavell (percussion, samples), Tommy Evans (drums) and Harry Devenish (engineer). As seen in different large-crowded festivals like Glastonbury, Ostrada Reggae Festival and Outlook Festival of Croatia, the band proved that their style can turn the platform of where they are performing at to a big dance floor.
The band started in 2006 and has continued luring reggae fans since then. As a matter of fact, majority of the singles they release turns into mainstay of Reggae Top 40.
Some of the famous songs include High Grade, London Sunshine and Open your Eyes. The band continues to provide superb performance as gigs were scheduled until May 2016 in the setting of Great Britain.
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