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Music of Gibraltar

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Gibraltar is aBritish overseas territory with many musical influences. Rock based music is undergoing a renaissance with a multitude of local bands playing original material and covers. Local venues have begun acceptingGibraltarian bands and those from nearby Spain, resulting in a varied mix of live performances every weekend as well as some weekday nights.

Musicians from Gibraltar includeCharles Ramirez, the first guitarist invited to play with theRoyal College of Music Orchestra,[1] and successful rock bands likeBreed 77,Melon Diesel andTaxi.

The best known Gibraltarian musician isAlbert Hammond,[2] who has had top 10 hits in the UK & US, and has written many songs for international artists such asWhitney Houston,Tina Turner andJulio Iglesias among many others.

Concerts in Gibraltar by well known international acts have recently given local acts a showcase for original material in their supporting roles. These includeSurianne supportingSuzanne Vega, Sarah Howard supportingSteve Hogarth,Jetstream supportingAli Campbell andJessie J and SuperWookie supportingMarillion[3] at the annualGibraltar Music Festival.

Gibraltarian bands

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  • Breed 77 – Internationally recognisedFlamenco-Metal band
  • TaxiPop rock band formed by three ofMelon Diesel's former members
  • Adrian Pisarello & the EC band – AcousticRumba-Rock with Flamenco andJazz influences
  • Jetstream – Rock / Pop, Opened for UB40s Ali Campbell and Jesse J for the inaugural Gibraltar Music Festival in 2012. EP "Piece of the Puzzle" showcased and released at the 2014 Gibraltar Music Festival headlined by The Script[4]

References

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  1. ^"The Gibraltar Chronicle Always a pleasure to perform in Gibraltar". Archived fromthe original on 9 September 2003. Retrieved8 January 2021.
  2. ^"Friends of Gibraltar – Bringing Gibraltar's Friends Together!".Friendsofgibraltar.org.uk. Retrieved8 January 2021.
  3. ^"Government of Gibraltar press release – Announcement of Marillion Concert"(PDF). Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 18 November 2008. Retrieved8 January 2021.
  4. ^"Jetstream Album landing in 2021".Jetstreamofficial.com. Retrieved8 January 2021.
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