ABOUT US
Everywhere The Daisy Bowlers perform people start to film them and take photos. They call their friends and hold the phone up so that they can hear. Something special happens with their natural banter, real wooden strung instruments who have stories of their own, sweet vocal harmonies, lyrics to make you laugh and cry and mellifluent voices that carry the tune on its way.
The Daisy Bowlers have brought this magic to weddings, anniversaries, birthday parties, pubs, restaurants and theatres. They are particularly well matched
with a glass of Pimms or a nicely brewed cup of tea with a large slice of moist carrot cake. Bunting optional.
The delightfulness of their music comes from a collection of fabulous careers. Here's a sneak peak..
Debbie is gorgeous. She sings from a heart that is a true friend and beautiful person who is completely in love with her husband. It is important to know that, ladies and gentlemen reading this biography, as it will allow you to appreciate her fabulous voice even more. She sings the love songs to Hubby, and the fun ones to you all, with an intent of brightening your day. Debbie has sung in the famous jazz club Ronnie Scotts, in Glenn Miller Festivals, on the stage at The National Theatre ( many times) and so many more. However she terrible at taking photos and has a tendency to go up to strange men and smell them.
Heather loves life, her family, her friends and this is what you hear when she sings. She sings with a passion that releases all the hours she spends living and breathing the recordings of Billie, Ella, Peggy, Bessie, Annette, Connie, Judy, Anita.... She has entertained audiences across the world and sung in the most prestigious jazz venues and concert halls (Ronnie Scotts, The Village Vanguard, Preservation Hall, Kensington Palace, The National Theatre and The Royal Festival Hall). Heather has recorded and performed with many world class musicians and is eternally grateful for their music and being able to share the stage with them. A word of warning - if she has too much Baileys she likes to play 'hard rock' drums ( pretty badly) and can be inappropriately competitive in a game of scrabble.
Grammy-award nominated, musical director to many famous people including Tommy Cooper, Phil Coulter, The Three Degrees ( in their prime) ..the list goes on. Dave has a kindness and honesty which is heard in his music. He plays and arranges the songs to make everyone else be the star and yet he is the one who naturally shines as he is music personified. Dave has been spotted playing in Carnegie Hall, The White House, on Top of the Pops.. but sshh! don't tell anyone. He has been known to knock things over, spill things, fall off stages.. surely not all the stories are true? Sadly they are.