Andy Sax is one of UK's busiest and most diverse saxophonists. Andy has worked with chart topping artists, well known DJs and has performed worldwide.

Andy played for Plan B upon the release of his hugely successful album, ‘The Defamation Of Strickland Banks’ and has played at a host of well-known venues and festivals including Glastonbury, Royal Festival Hall, Radio 1’s Big Weekend and Camden’s Roundhouse. He has also played on a number of TV shows including Later Live with Jools Holland and Alan Carr’s ‘Chatty Man’. Andy and his brother Alek are seen as Russian gangsters in Plan B's directorial debut 'ill Manors'.

Andy first started to work as a professional session musician and night club saxophonist whilst studying for his music degree at Birmingham Conservatoire. By 2006 he had truly established himself on the UK club scene. He has since performed with the likes of Judge Jules, Danny Howard, Kissy Sell Out, Grant Nelson, Graeme Park, Danny Rampling, Leroy Styles, Marshall Jefferson, Seamus Haji, Hoxton Whores, Jeremy Healy, CJ Mackintosh, Seb Fontaine, Norman Jay, Carnao Beats, Brandon Block, Alex P and was one of the original Hed Kandi resident performers in the early 00’s.

Andy is now firmly back on the club scene whilst dedicating the rest of his time on developing his own up and coming projects. Andy is working on his first solo album with a view to release late 2018.

Andy is also a member and co-founder of Del Camino who has established itself as one of the most well-known and respected salsa bands in the UK. Del Camino has performed at a host of well-known venues including Ronnie Scott's, Symphony Hall in Birmingham and The Lowry in Manchester. Del Camino has also performed at a number of festivals including Glastonbury 2010, The World Beat Festival, Orange WOW Festival and Party In The Park.

Del Camino has supported some of the most respected names in the business including Robert Plant, Beverley Knight and more recently Plan B. Del Camino continues to maintain their longstanding popular monthly residency in conjunction with LatinMotion at the Jam House in Birmingham on the last Thursday of every month.