Rockin Dave

Rockin Dave passed away on 1 May 2016 after a period of illness. He was an extraordinary character and musically very talented, with his own special sense of twisted humour, and will be sorely missed. He also completed his memoirs over the past few years, and the book, which presents somewhat controversial and challenging views to many, has been published - check out links to the book HERE.

Rockin Dave was cremated and his ashes rest in the Mt. Pinatubo volcano crater lake, Luzon Island, Philippines…

Next Wednesday 23rd April, we will be celebrating St. Georges day at Midnight Rock. The staunch supporters from Subic will also be there, and it promises to be an entertaining evening.

If you're English come and join us, and if you're not, - come and see what  all the fuss is about!

Live Rock & Roll, Fun & Frolics!

Rockin Dave & Lucky Luciano will be playing a one off concert at Midnight Rock this Thursday night at 8pm (ish)!

Don't miss this very special night!!!

Rockin Dave & Lucky have played together all around the world with Rockin Dave's 10-piece show band since 1988.

Welcome....

Remember, -If you ain't rockin' by midnight, - you just ain't rockin!!

Well tomorrow would have been the king of Rock & Roll's 80th birthday. Coincidentally, I will be playing my show at Midnight Rock around 8pm (ish), and of course I will be playing lots of - Jerry Lee Lewis!

Come and join us for a fun night!

And remember:

and yes Live music tonight around 8pm ish

Haircults: Fifty Years of Styles and Cuts Paperback – July, 1990 by Dylan Jones (Author)

On July 5, 1954, a 19-year-old Elvis Presley walked into Sun Studio in Memphis and recorded “That’s All Right” with guitarist Scotty Moore and bassist Bill Black.

“That’s All Right”, penned by Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup in 1946 was Elvis' first recording. DJ Dewey Phillips played the song on July 8 on WHBQ radio and the switchboard lit up heralding the career of the man known as the King of Rock 'n' Roll. As a consequence, the music world changed forever.

The Legendary Sub Studios

Presley's rise to…

Yesterday marked the 300th Rock & Roll show at Midnight Rock, and I was more than surprised at the amount of customers last night. A big thanks to everyone for your continued support.

Next month also marks my 5th year with Midnight Rock. (yes that's a surprise to me also) !

Well let's see how the next 5 years fare....

One of my first gigs in  early 1970's

 A more recent gig at Midnight Rock

A BIG thanks again to everyone for keeping Midnight Rock alive!!!!