Hopetoun Brown are in town this weekend with two new sets of gale-force music played on trumpets, tubas, bass clarinets, saxaphones and an array of percussion instruments.
They are on their Look So Good tour celebrating their second album featuring collaborations with artists such as Tami Neilson, Finn Scholes and Joseph McCallum.
"I've had a sneak listen, all I can say is that it is an album to knock your socks off," said organiser Karin Vincent from the Rogue Stage.
"Finger clicking, body slapping and foot stomping rhythms combined with soulful, smokey vocals, exquisite brass and great songs. They bring so much energy into the room, it's contagious."
Hopetoun Brown are joined tomorrow night by Finn Scholes and supported by Tim Ruins touring band. They will work through the highlights of their repertoire as well as peppering the set with reworked classics from artists as diverse as Howlin' Wolf and The Eurythmics.