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ABOUT

After playing a blistering set at The Great British Rock & Blues Festival in January alongside some impressive company, The Terraplanes have been appearing at some of the best clubs and festivals throughout 2023. Their electric live sound has seen a whole new league of fans and followers of the band. There are still some amazing venues to come!...check out the SHOWS page for all gig listings.

MEET THE BAND
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NICK SCRASE  

GUITAR/ VOCALS

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EDUARDO ALLEN  HARMONICA

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TOM TURNER  

DRUMS

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PETE TYLER

BASS

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CRAIG SHAW

GUITAR

 

THE STORY SO FAR....

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Formed in 2013 as a duo, Nick Scrase and Eduardo Allen shared a love of authentic delta blues when they met during an open mic night in Bristol. The pair took their name from the first record ever released by legendary bluesman and huge influence of both..Robert Johnson. Luckily for them, Bristol has a great amount of venues for all genres and they quickly started making appearances at small pubs and acoustic showcases. In 2014 Nick and Ed had residency at Under The Stars, a harbourside boat/bar, played the Oxjam Festival and the famous MOLES CLUB in Bath. Around the end of 2014, the songs that Scrase was writing were more suited to a four piece so they started to look for musicians to form the band. 

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Tom Turner played his first gig with the band in 2015 and has been the permanent drummer ever since.  The local music circuit is where they cut their teeth. The first songs written by The Terraplanes were The Rambler and Voodoo Blues. These two tracks became the staple Terraplanes sound and would go on to be part of the Midnight Train E.P released May 2020.

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Timeline...

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The Midnight Train E.P hit #4 in the IBBA Blues Chart on it's release in May 2020

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 The third single THE RAMBLER saw the band start to produce their own music videos

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In August 2020 the band were featured in BLUES IN BRITAIN magazine for the first time in a UK publication.

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At the same time they were featured in the U.S publicaton of Rock Cellar Magazine.

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The Terraplanes co-presented The Totally Blues Radio Show with Geoff Campbell in November 2020

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In December 2020 the band appeared on the pages of BLUES MATTERS magazine on their Discover The Undiscovered section.

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Jan 2021 the single Catfish became the fifth single in a row to be played on BBC Upload

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London's longest running blues club, Gaz's Rockin' Blues, St Moritz welcomes the band for a sold out show, July 2021

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The Terraplanes made their first appearance at a UK Blues Festival playing at Tangled Up In Blues, Somerset, Aug 2021

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August 2021 the band head to Foel Studio, Wales to lay down the songs for their debut album

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January 2022 The Terraplanes appear at The Great British Rock & Blues Festival, Butlins, Skegness

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March 2022 the band's debut album Stepping Stones is released

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Stepping Stones hits #5 in the IBBA blues radio chart April 2022

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The album is selected as Pick Of The Month by the IBBA UK April 2022

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The Terraplanes appear in the June edition of BLUES IN BRITAIN magazine with a three page interview

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October the band play Emsworth Music Club

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The album Stepping Stones ends up #14 across the whole of 2022 on the IBBA charts

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Jan 2023 The Terraplanes steal the show at Skegness with a blistering, unforgettable performance

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April 2023 The Terraplanes kick off their first full tour at the sold out York Blues Festival

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2023 UK Blues Awards. The Terraplanes shortlisted as one the top 20 blues bands in the country

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2023 UK Blues Awards. the band is named as a finalist in the Emerging Act Of The Year category

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The rest is blues history.........

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2023 UK Blues Award
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