BLUES rockers The Hamsters are recognized by many of their contemporaries as a band at the top of their game.
In 20 years and nearly 4,000 gigs the road rodents have won praise from the highest level for their live shows and interpretations of classic tunes.
Fleetwood Mac legend Peter Green described them as 'the best little band in the country' and bluesman Albert Collins said guitarist Slim is one of his children.
The Essex three-piece are planning a rare double whammy at the Robin 2, Bilston for their annual visit to the Mount Pleasant club.
A two set show featuring music by Jimi Hendrix and ZZ Top will be their latest Midlands manoeuvre in a packed year of shows including their ninth appearance at the Guilford Festival and a visit to the world famous 100 club in London.
The Hamsters will be out of their cage at the Robin 2 on Friday August 4.
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