Brian Inglis's "This 'n' That Show" is unique, he does not use mediocre backing tracks that so many audiences have become used to. Using an electro-acoustic guitar and some SFXs Brian constructs songs with breathtaking harmonies before your very eyes. Put this through a PA and you have a full band sound. His sets consist of an eclectic mix of music in the genres of Jazz, Roots, pop, his own arrangements of covers and original material. His act has been going down well providing that little bit extra and different. If nothing else you will walk away wondering how he did that!

See what they say -

"A really good sound nice vocals" - "Good guitar work and different songs, we'd like you back" - Trowbridge Trades & Labour Club.

"A different approach, some songs I hadn't heard in a long time" - The Kings Head, Pill

"Heard you playing at the open mic last night over at the Spring Garden...you were really great. A pleasure to listen to!" - The Spring Garden

"Some different songs brought back memories" - The West End Club, Chippenham

"Superb voice which really brought the songs to life. When can you come back?" - The Panborough, Panborough

"Excellent voice, good play list, well delivered, something for everyone"  - The Rose of Denmark, Bristol

'Some really good songs - amazing!' - The Shakespeare, Redland, Bristol

"Brian Gray is a very nice chap and a bit of an expert with a sampling pedal building layers as he goes to create a full and interesting sound." - Bristol Rocks

 

 See what they say about his own material -

"I like it, 'Take That' could have a hit with it." - Roger Greenaway - Songwriter

"Result! This material could do well." David Ferguson - Composer and Chair of the BACS

"Good stuff, very commercial, could be a hit in there." Cliff Jones - Front Man for 'Gay Dad' and co-founder of Guitarist Magazine