After their busiest year to date, The Terraplanes are now planning another big year. The main aim is to record a second studio album. Their electric live sound has seen a whole new league of fans and followers of the band. The Terraplanes kick off 2024 with appearances at The UK Rhythm & Rock Festival at Blackpool's Winter Gardens Pavilion and London's iconic 100 Club, and on 18^th May 2024 they will be appearing live for The Hoochie Coochie Club/Louth Blues Club at Louth Cons Club

Formed in 2013 as a duo, Nick Scrase and Eduardo Allen shared a love of authentic delta blues when they met during an open mic night in Bristol. The pair took their name from the first record ever released by legendary bluesman Robert Johnson. Luckily for them, Bristol has a great amount of venues for all genres and they quickly started making appearances at small pubs and acoustic showcases. ?Tom Turner played his first gig with the band in 2015 and has been the permanent drummer ever since.  The local music circuit is where they cut their teeth. The first songs written by The Terraplanes were The Rambler and Voodoo Blues. These two tracks became the staple Terraplanes sound and would go on to be part of the Midnight Train E.P released May 2020.

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