This is what we do.
Bunny Bunny Jabba, the newest and most authentic tribute to the music of Chas and Dave. Three proper musicians, decades of experience, and a lifelong love of the lads.
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Our story’s a bit bittersweet. We’re only here ’cause the boys ain’t. We wanted to hear the music done right, 100% live, no tracks, no messing. Festivals, corporate events, private parties and of course the local boozers, because that’s this musics roots. Big stage or back room, it’s the full Rockney every time.
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Bunny Bunny Jabba, the music, the banter, the party, just like it’s meant to be.
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(Testimonials and other stuff)
Tony West recommends Bunny Bunny Jabba.
A live act that is impossible not to sing along too and an instant party!
Excellent musicianship and a whole lot of fun. So good in fact that I have booked these guys to play at the BRF venue and excitement already building.
Obviously there can only be one Chas and Dave, but next best thing is Bunny Bunny Jabba.
I think this was at the Gemini Club.
could not have wished for a better pub to do our first ever gig. We love this place, it truly is our home.
I think this was at the Gemini Club.
How It All Kicked Off
BunnyBunnyJabba only came to life in July 2025, and here’s how it started.
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Dave (Chas in the Duo) was tickling the old ivories in the legendary "Rock Therapy" when they brought in a new bass player. Well, new-ish. Chris (Dave in the band - We get confused) had been in the band that went on to form Rock Therapy 30 years earlier, so he’d already been playing with Andy the drummer and Paul the guitarist.
After a couple of glorious years with Dave and Chris in the lineup, Rock Therapy played its final encore following the sad passing of Andy. Andy had formed Therapy with Paul, and those two could never be replaced. So the decision was made to end the band, with the three lads heading into retirement. But the friendships forged through Rock Therapy with fans, family, and each other, well that lived on.
Fast forward to a family jolly in Egypt (that’s the Therapy family - or as some may say the family needin' therapy) and Dave and Chris were itchin’ to do somefin. Paul weren’t so keen, he had his heart set on retirement. Now, as luck would have it, Chris had packed his ukulele (more than luck, Dave had bought it to get him to do “The Laughing Policeman”). After a few days playin’ the hotel bar, it was clear Chris needed a bigger repertoire. The Chas & Dave numbers started flowin’ and, with a shared love of Cockney charm, it felt right.
Paul didn’t fancy playin’ again, so it was just piano and bass. The seed had been sown, and with Dave plannin’ a party in July, why not give ’em a bit of Chas & Dave? We needed a Mick, so a couple of calls were made and before you could say “faanie’s your aunt,” we had ourselves a Mick by the name of Fred.
And the rest, as they say, is knees-up history, well history in the making wiv any luck!