Jack Burr Band Rocks the Rhythm & Brew Room!

There’s something special about walking back into a venue that feels like home. On Saturday night, Jack Burr Band returned to the Rhythm & Brew Room in Blackpool and from the very first note, it was clear this wasn’t going to be just another gig. It was a reunion with one of the Fylde Coast’s best-loved live music spots.

For those who don’t know it Rhythm & Brew Room isn’t just a pub but a shrine to music. Every wall tells a story, covered in memorabilia from artists who’ve played there or inspired the acts that have. It’s the kind of place where bands come to leave a mark and Friday night JBB did just that.

The venue was already lively before the band took to the stage, with a great mix of regulars and loyal JBB followers filling the place. Pints were flowing, conversations buzzing and as the lights dimmed, the excitement shifted into that unique energy only live music can bring. The first chord rang out and the atmosphere went from “weekend at the pub” to “full-throttle rock night.”

Chris, Andy and Paul hit the ground running with a setlist that blended crowd favourites with fresh material, which had regulars at the bar turning their heads. Rhythm & Brew Room thrives on passion and performance', JBB gave both in spades. From gritty riffs to sing-along choruses the room was bouncing from start to finish.

It wasn’t just the music that made the night it was the connection. JBB gigs are never just about playing songs, they’re about creating moments with the people who show up. Fans danced, sang, clapped, cheered and at times it felt more like a gathering of friends than a performance. The atmosphere was warm and electric. In true Blackpool style Jack Burr Band nailed it once again.

As the amps cooled and the last notes faded, one thing was obvious, the Rhythm and Brew Room still has magic in its walls and JBB are part of that story. It was a night where music, memories and community collided in the best way possible. For fans and first-timers alike, it wasn’t just another Friday, it was one to remember.