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Diego Souto and The Revolvers Buenos Aires, Argentina
The Revolvers were born in 2015, as Diego Souto´s backing band to support the release of Diego´s first solo album “Alone & Beatle” (Diego is a Resident musician at The Cavern Club Buenos Aires and performed twice at The Cavern Club Liverpool in 2016 and 2018). Long life friends as they are, they decided to take the band one step further, and to continue performing all around Argentina. ... more
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