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KistenBlues

A celebration for all Clapton and slide guitar fans - a reunion, but even more so a reunion with the Canadian blues guitarist in the KISTE. Cliff Stevens is an award-winning blues guitarist from Montreal, Canada.



He is an audience-acclaimed, energetic guitarist who plays in the style of Eric Clapton, Freddie King and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Cliff started playing guitar professionally around 35 years ago. During this time he played as a sideman in various bands.

"Clapton jammed for just one night and I was blown away," says Stevens about a Cream concert he attended in Montreal in 1968. "Then I saw Johnny Winter 1970 and internalized every lick I could remember."

When the Cliff Stevens Band toured Europe in 2014 as support for Wishbone Ash, they played in 33 cities in five countries from January to February and gained many new enthusiastic fans. Cliff Stevens, the head of the band, who looks uncannily like Clapton, always amazes with his incredible guitar playing. His great voice and interaction with the audience make him an absolute crowd favorite. The rest of the band is no less impressive: they bring such energy to the stage from start to finish that you forget that they are just a tribute band. Part of his concert is of course dedicated to his idol Eric Clapton. Starting with Cream's psychedelic days, through their classic rock á la Layla, the hits of the 70s and 80s to the bluesy acoustic.

From the Cradle album to the material on more recent releases, S L O W H A N D is simply convincing. As close to the original as possible, they bring the music back to life, the music of the best guitarist of all time: ERIC CLAPTON, performed by the best Eric Clapton impersonator of all time: Cliff Stevens. A great guitarist who sings the blues with a voice of experience hardened by the streets - an absolute must!

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Participating artists
Cliff Stevens
Dates
February 2025
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