Mêlant un son et une esthétique Rhythm'n'blues et Rock'n'roll 50's à une écriture définitivement contemporaine, les Money Makers s'inscrivent parfaitement dans la mouvance actuelle du revival de ce style musical. Influencés par des pionniers comme Little Richard ou Fats Domino mais aussi par les 50 ans de musique qui nous séparent d'eux, leurs compositions dansantes et leurs interprétations sauvages nous en donnent une vision juste et moderne.

Music

No Secrets, No Lies 2019, June Studio du Frigo - Victor Pezet Artwork : Tree Eyes Man

Shows

2021

Saturday, September 11 La Castafiore Nantillé (17)
Saturday, October 2 Le 144 Toulouse (31)
Saturday, October 9 Club Convergences La Ciotat (13)
Saturday, October 16 Nuit du Rock (feat. Franck Mottin) Pleurtuit (35)
Friday, October 22 Festival Jazz'titudes Bruyères et Montbérault (02)
Saturday, December 11 Let's Move In Occitanie -
Thursday, December 16 Private Bowling Pub Narbonne (11)

2022

Friday, March 4 Espace Cathare (Big Band) Quillan (11)
Thursday, March 10 Private Bowling Pub Narbonne (11)
Saturday, March 12 La Castafiore Nantillé (17)
Saturday, March 19 Cornebarrieu Danse Cornebarrieu (31)
Friday, March 25 Blues Autour du Zinc Beauvais (60)
Saturday, March 26 Blues Autour du Zinc Beauvais (60)
Sunday, March 27 Blues en Mars Wattrelos (59)
Tuesday, May 3 Le 144 Lloret de Mar (ES)
Tuesday, December 16 Private Bowling Pub Narbonne (11)
Saturday, June 11 Tic Tac Rock Cholet (49)

Videos

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Bio

The Money Makers band was formed in September of 2011 when Jean-Philippe Soler (Billy Hornett) met Damien Daigneau and Matthieu Gastaldi (The Flyin' Muffins) and discovered their shared passion for the Blues’ history.

The guys picked their band name just after being featured on a local radio show playing a few Elmore James’ songs, including the famous "Shake Your Money Maker".

Tristan Camilleri join them in 2013, now making the trio a four piece band and expanding its repertoire.

Soon after the fourth addition, the band released their first album "Good Music For Hot Chicks" featuring blues standards.

The Money Makers have performed extensively touring France and Switzerland. Following increased success in 2015, The Money Makers decided to add additional instrumentation whenever possible including baritone sax, two tenor saxes and trumpet. Along with the new instrumentation, the band decided to change their name to The Money Makers Big Band.

Proud of their brand new band, The Money Makers Big Band recorded their new album "Be My Guest" in the spring of 2016.