Nine Below Zero 50th Anniversary Tour

A London concert by the British rhythm and blues band Nine Below Zero, marking fifty years since the group was formed, with several guest musicians joining them on stage at Cadogan Hall in Chelsea.

Nine Below Zero is a British rhythm and blues band formed in 1977. Its founding members, Dennis Greaves and Mark Feltham, began playing together in South East London that year. The group released its debut album, "Don't Point Your Finger", in 1981 on Pangea Recordings, and its third LP, "Third Degree", appeared on A&M Records in 1982. The band has since issued a further run of albums. Mark Feltham, a harmonica player, has also been chosen as the harmonica player for acts including Oasis, Annie Lennox, Talk Talk and Rory Gallagher.

This tour celebrates fifty years of the band. The guests set to join them on stage include Bruce Foxton, the bassist of The Jam, along with Zac Shulze, the blues pianist Ben Waters, and the guitarist Robbie McIntosh. Dr Feelgood, long-standing co-performers of the band, are also part of the line-up of guests associated with the evening.

Cadogan Hall is a concert hall at 5 Sloane Terrace in Chelsea, where the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is the resident ensemble. The venue mainly hosts concerts and has also been used as a recording venue.