Marcus Bonfanti

That voice dark and hard edged with smoky undertones coupled with the look of a modern messiah and guitar chops to die for all combine to make him a remarkable musician.

The 100 Club lived up to its historic roots, providing a great night of alternative music. Not something to be undervalued amongst the money spinning streets of commercial London, the club is always a place of solace for music lovers. All in all, great music, great venue and Marcus Bonfanti is a true inspirat

It could have been a blues club in the late 60s. The Jazz Cafe was packed (no mean achievement in what is often a lean time for promoters after the New Year), and on stage were a trio of bass, drums, and a singer/guitarist sporting a moustache, beard and long hair that often completely covered his face as he

Unexpected because seeing him in a support slot I didn’t think that the crowd reaction would be as strong but knowing his ability to raise the humour in a crowd I probably shouldn’t have been surprised.

On a visit to London I had the opportunity to go to St. Pancras International and witness another Station Session. The previous session was outstanding and even with a more stripped down set, the penultimate show was even better. First up to the microphone was bluesman Marcus Bonfanti. With just an acoustic g