Miguel Montalban & The Southern Vultures
Miguel Montalban & The Southern Vultures
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World-class modern rock & blues band led by virtuoso guitarist Miguel Montalban.
Following acclaimed tours across Europe and the USA, they return with a powerful live show celebrating their brand-new album release.
Miguel Montalban & The Southern Vultures deliver a powerful blend of modern rock, blues and electrifying musicianship. Originally gaining worldwide attention through his viral guitar performances, Montalban has since established himself as a respected artist and performer, earning praise from some of rock's biggest names and building a global following.
Formed in 2019, The Southern Vultures have become renowned for their high-energy live shows, original songwriting and exceptional musicianship. With acclaimed tours across Europe and the USA, the band has built a reputation as one of the most exciting modern rock and blues acts on the circuit today.
Join Miguel Montalban & The Southern Vultures for a special evening celebrating the release of their brand-new album, featuring powerful new material alongside fan favourites from across their catalogue.
World-class musicianship. Modern rock & blues. A night to remember.
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Miguel is now recognised all over the world thanks to the success of his albums and a series of street performances in Europe. His arrangement of Dire Straits' song "SULTANS OF SWING" became a viral hit on YouTube ranking OVER 10 millions views. Miguel represents in London The International Busking Day, who took him to meet Mark Knopfler at a Private Event organised and produced by Gibson Guitars and Busking London exclusively.
In Paris he opened the International Motor Show, In London was Introduced to stage by Rod Stewart at Teenage Cancer Trust Concert at The Victoria And Albert Museum in front of Alice Cooper, Peter Frampton, Tom Jones, and sharing a stage with Chris Farlowe and Mike D'Abo.
