Jazz guitarist turned raconteur, blues done the punk way, stories told the long way about lessons learnt the hard way.

No drum machines, no samples, no synth, no loop stations… no bullshit.

Led by Harry Coulson, who downed his guitar during lockdown to try his hand at mechanics and carpentry only to realise that music is where the real money is. Harry Coulson’s Blue Dogs bring ability without the pretence and songs that explore the ebb and flow of suburban life, frustrated ambitions and the fierce drive to not back down, with a sound best described by the various sound techs they have encountered in their travels as “Pub Jazz” and “Bush Blues”.

Performance credits include the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (with Adam Hills), Bendigo Blues and Roots Festival, Eltham Jazz and Blues Festival, Seddon Festival, White Night (Melbourne and Ballarat), Castlemaine Jazz Festival, Mornington Jazz Festival and the Turning Wave Festival as well as live to air performances on ABC Radio in Melbourne (774), Canberra (666), ABC Statewide Drive and ABC Central Victoria.