Calling all Classic Rock enthusiasts! Get ready to rock your world with PULS, the ultimate British Classic Rock covers band! PULS is here to ignite your passion for timeless rock music with their irresistible hooks and electrifying performances. They have earned a golden status in the history of classic rock, and they are ready to bring the house down with their rockin' songs that will have you singing along all night long. From the iconic opening riff of Led Zeppelin's 'Whole Lotta Love' to the powerhouse anthem 'Wishing Well' by FREE and the thunderous energy of AC/DC's 'Highway To Hell', PULS pays homage to the legends of classic rock.

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“Last night, The Ashton Jubilee Club was treated to an absolute masterclass in rock from the phenomenal cover band, Puls. From the moment they hit the stage, the energy was palpable, promising an evening of high-octane rock anthems, and they more than delivered. Puls doesn't just play songs; they inhabit them, bringing a refreshing intensity to classic tracks that had the entire room on their feet.The band's setlist was a brilliantly constructed journey through rock history, showcasing their versatility and formidable musicianship. But it was the stand-out tracks that truly solidified the night as one for the books:* ⚡️ "Highway to Hell" (AC/DC): Kicking off or anchoring the set, their rendition of this track was a pure, raw, and roaring force. The guitar work was spot-on, capturing the grit and swagger of Angus Young, immediately setting a standard for the evening's power level.* 🌌 "Stargazer" (Rainbow): This was a highlight for any serious rock fan. Taking on the operatic scale and complexity of Ronnie James Dio's masterpiece is no small feat, yet Puls nailed the dramatic tempo shifts and towering vocals, transporting the audience straight to a realm of fantasy and heavy metal grandeur.* 🕊️ "Stairway to Heaven" (Led Zeppelin): The band showed their depth with this iconic epic. Starting with the delicate, intricate acoustic guitar and building towards the legendary crescendo and solo, Puls handled the dynamics with true reverence. It was a moment where the entire room hushed, only to erupt in applause as the final note faded.* 💀 "Dead or Alive" (Bon Jovi): A shift to 80s stadium rock saw the band embrace the singalong anthem. The vocals were fantastic, encouraging the crowd participation that makes Bon Jovi tracks so timelessly fun, ensuring the atmosphere remained euphoric right to the end.Puls proved they are a must-see act, moving effortlessly from the heavy crunch of early metal to the progressive complexity of Zep, all while maintaining an engaging stage presence. If you missed their performance, you truly missed out on a night of superb live music. They are the benchmark for a brilliant rock cover show” SOUNDS Review ashton Jubilee club