News & Events
July 21st
Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra don’t care what genre you choose to put them in – western swing, country blues, ragtime hokum or whatever else– as long as you understand that they’re 100% sincere and 100% immersed in this stuff. This is no lazy pastiche, no dressing up box. They live and breathe this music and want you to get immersed with them.
July 28th
The Take That Show
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF TAKE THAT!
Take That is the biggest boyband the UK has ever produced and now their music, mannerisms and magic have been recreated in this sensational tribute. The Take That Show is one of the most exciting and sought-after tributes across the UK and Europe.
Featuring Mike Hyde from The Gary Barlow Experience, these boys have played sold-out shows and wowed audiences everywhere they go. From their incredible vocals, great costumes and stunning dance routines, to the smash hit songs you know and love – everything from Pray, Back For Good and Relight My Fire, to Giants, Greatest Day and Rule The World.
This is a show you’ll Never Forget!
August 4th
Beachboys
Good Vibrations have been playing together for a number of years, with an impressive history of gigs and experience behind them, both as a group and as individuals.
August 11th
The Wee Bag Band’s raison d’être is to bring mad, bad, trad, popular and contemporary diddly, diddly IRISH / Celtic music and song to the masses at pubs, clubs, doos ‘n festivals in North Wales, UK, infinity & beyond……
We must be hitting the notes in the right order as to date our music has take us to many parts of the world including the UK, France, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, USA, Cuba, Bahamas, Puerto Rico, Honduras and even northern Greenland. (it was -32° there…!!!)
August 18th
The beginnings of the Welsh group Yr Hwntws dates back to 1981 when Gregg Lynn (vocals, guitar) and Jethro Newton (vocals) assembled a cast of musicians to interpret the traditional music of Wales in a new light. Their name means “South Walians,” and many of the songs are sung in the almost extinct south east Wales dialect. They stopped performing in 1994, then reformed in 2005 as an electric lineup with bass, drums, and electric guitar, but have returned to an acoustic lineup
August 25th
