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The Dues Winterthur, Switzerland
A long time ago, Rock ’n’ Roll was a promise and a way to rebel against the conformities of society. Rock ’n’ Roll was
revolution. Rock’n’Roll was freedom. The Dues from Winterthur bring you back to exactly this time.
The Dues call their music Heavy Rhythm ’n’ Blues, and with this expression they hit the nail.
Straight into R’n’R paradise!
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