The Bank & Blues Club is located in the 700 block of Main Street – the heart of Daytona Beach and home of the famous “Bike Week” and its fall equivalent “Biketoberfest”. It is also only a short walk from the Ocean Center and Peabody Auditorium. The Bank is an authentic historic bank, built in the early 20’s, and converted to a hard-rockin’ kick-ass nightclub, featuring live Blues and Rock bands weekly
Check our calendar for scheduled events throughout the fall. Wednesday nights at The Bank is an open Blues jam where all music enthusiasts are welcome. Check out our sister clubs Dirty Harry’s and the Full Moon Saloon, right here on Main Street for a variety of entertainment offerings.
Hungry? Visit Hog Heaven for the very best BBQ in town, and only a short walk from Main St.
Wednesday Night Blues Jam
hosted by: Chance Gardner
Hey Blues Cats! Wednesday is still “Blues Night” in Daytona, and the Bank & Blues Club just launched a new format for Wednesday Blues Night. Our house band will back up some of the best featured artists that central Florida has to offer.
The doors still open at 7:30 with Blues videos on the big screen, followed by our featured show at 8:30 and of course the weekly Blues Jam from 10 pm to whenever. Come on out and join us this Wednesday at The Bank & Blues
Wednesday, February 22nd
Franklin Williams & The Sauce Band
Featuring: Cynthia Renee
Franklin Williams and the Sauce Band is a unique combination of blues, funk, jazz, rock, R&B, and island music from Elvis to Sade. Made up of classic talent from all over the country; with Dirk Petterson, new guitarist, and Cynthia Renee, a native Daytonian. With an extensive resume opening for Atlanta Rhythm Section, The Drifters, Clarence Carter and Floyd Miles.
Wednesday, February 29th
Kevin Marcus Dillon Band
Raised in Detroit at the height of the Motown era, Kevin Marcus Dillon was introduced at an early age to the rhythms, harmonies and artists of ‘Hitsville’. He followed his calling and was soon exposed to and influenced by the Blues and Rock artists of Chicago, the east/west coasts and the Blues/Rock/Roots movement. He was further inspired by the early American Roots, Cajun, Soul & Gospel music coming out of the Southland. He delivers a strong vocal presence, dynamic masterful electric guitar playing and bottleneck slide styles reminiscent of Lowell George and Ry Cooder.
Wednesday, March 7th
Chance & The Blues Daddies
Chance Gardner’s voice has been described as “gravel in a silk bag” and on guitar “it sounds like three guitars!” Chance is an energetic entertainer and showman but he will only play guitar with his teeth when he feels like it. He has been presented with 4 Hawaii Music Awards in rock and blues categories (People’s Choice Awards).
Bike Week 2012
March 9th – 18th
Bike Week Kicks-Off in The Bank,
Thursday, March 8th:
Selwyn Birchwood
(Opening Show March 8th!)
Witness the raw power and energy of the Florida blues firsthand from this young but old blood musician. Selwyn is backed by a rock-solid rhythm section that is as bluesy as it gets. The performance he lays out on the slide guitar will put you on your feet screaming “Encore!”
The Razorbacks
(First Show March 8th!)
A hallmark on Main Street, the Razorbacks return to the Bank with their comedic mix of rockabilly and rock music. Lead by Kenny Duda, who formed the band in 1983, this talented threesome hits the stage and always gives their fans a show to remember.
Dirrty Hairy
Dirrty Hairy pays tribute to 80′s Hard Rock and Hair Metal, bringing the party where ever they go to clubs and events throughout Central Florida!
