A little about us...

PATRICK, Guitar and Vocals.

Patrick has been performing live music for years, starting at the age of eighteen.  As a guitarist and lead vocalist, Patrick consistently deliveres captivating performances, solidifying his reputation as a seasoned and talented musician.

Patrick Foster
Patrick Foster

GERRY, Percussion and Vocals

Gerry has been a percussionist for quite a few years. He has played in many bands, orchestras, and stage shows. He also teaches percussion. He is a very successful session musician and now plays in bands for fun.

Gerry Gillings

MICHAEL, Bass and Vocals.

Michael's musical tastes are eclectic, and touring abroad in many countries has honed his talents. He has a strong appreciation for the blues, but is equally comfortable laying down bass lines across a range of music genres.

 

Michael Almond
Gerry Almond

Wrong Direction:

More Than Just a Re-Route on the Musical Map. In the bustling landscape of the UK music scene, where original artists jostle for airtime and attention, there exists a vibrant and often underestimated force: the covers band. And among them, Wrong Direction has carved out a notable niche, proving that sometimes, taking a well-trodden path with passion and precision can lead to a destination just as rewarding.


Hailing from East Anglia, Wrong Direction isn't just another group churning out familiar tunes. They embody the spirit of musical appreciation, meticulously recreating the energy and essence of beloved anthems across genres and eras. Their appeal lies not in novelty, but in a genuine love for the music they play, a sentiment that radiates from the stage and infects their audience.
In a world saturated with fleeting trends and disposable pop, there's a comforting familiarity in a well-executed cover. Wrong Direction understands this. They don't simply mimic; they interpret, injecting their own musicianship and stage presence into each song while remaining faithful to the core of what made it a hit in the first place. Whether it's a classic rock anthem that gets the crowd roaring, a soulful ballad that tugs at the heartstrings, or a pop banger that ignites the dance floor, Wrong Direction delivers with a professionalism and enthusiasm that is undeniably infectious.


For many, live music is about connection and shared experience. Wrong Direction fosters this beautifully. Their performances become communal sing-alongs, a celebration of the songs that have soundtracked our lives. They provide an accessible entry point to the joy of live music, appealing to a broad demographic who might not always frequent venues showcasing original artists. They offer a reliable night of entertainment, a guaranteed dose of musical nostalgia and vibrant energy.