The Antidote
Gloucester five-piece The Antidote drew on country, blues and rock influences to create a vibrant brand of downhome rock ‘n’ roll, delivered with a punch in a show-stopping live set. Formed in late 2010, The Antidote began life as an acoustic three-piece before going electric with the addition of drums and lead guitar, giving a new edge and dynamic to the music. ... more
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