Dr Feelgood

Dr Feelgood, the British pub rock and rhythm and blues band, play a concert at The Old Woollen in Leeds, with Eddie & The Hot Rods as support act.

Dr Feelgood formed on Canvey Island in Essex in the early 1970s and are described as a British pub rock, new wave and boogie-woogie band signed to United Artists Records. Over the years the group has had hit singles in several countries, among them Milk & Alcohol, Down at the Doctors, Roxette, She's a Wind Up and See You Later Alligator, and it has built a following through its live rhythm and blues performances.

The current line-up is led by drummer Kevin Morris. Gordon Russell plays lead guitar, Phil Mitchell plays bass, and Robert Kane sings.

Eddie & The Hot Rods, who began in 1976, joined the bill as support act. They have released three hit albums and recorded four UK singles that reached the top forty, including the Top Ten hit Do Anything You Wanna Do. Their touring has taken them alongside the Ramones, Tom Petty, The Police, Squeeze and Talking Heads. The Old Woollen hosts concerts and shows in Leeds, and this evening is a rock and pop bill for audiences who follow either act.