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Join us for 'The California Dreaming Show' as we travel back through some great classic American music from the 60's and 70's a golden age in in popular music. Youll hear songs from a collection of the most iconic bands and artists of that time including The Byrds, The Doobie Brothers, Mamas and the Papas, The Eagles, The Beach Boys, Jackson Browne, Tom Petty, Neil Young and many many more.

GAGGING FOR LAUGHS IS BACK..!! With a top flight line-up headlined by the wonderful CAREY MARX and, of course, hosted by our very own Phil Dinsdale. Get ready for a side-splitting evening...

Described as INNOVATIVE and UNIQUE, 50 Years of Fender is a show like no other - telling the fascinating story of the iconic Fender Stratocaster across the 5 most important decades in it's tremendous 70 Years history. This live and commercial show takes audiences through the incredible story of how the world's most recognisable guitar became the iconic instrument we all know and love - told through the biggest songs and the influential household names that made it such an important part of making music. Join us for this astounding 2 hour rock n roll rollercoaster of amazing music and fascinating stories.

An English folk guitarist and singer, specialising in traditional and contemporary songs of the north-east of England and in particular, the coal mining communities thereof. He is noted for his collaborations with Tom McConville and Stu Luckley, and for solo performances since 1982. During the 1990s, together with Benny Graham he developed a multi-media show documenting the coal mining communities of Durham and Northumberland, which led to the CD "How Are You Off For Coals", featuring a selection of mining songs. In 2006 Fox, along with a range of other top UK folk artists, was involved in providing performances for the "2006 Radio Ballads" commissioned by BBC Radio, and in 2009 he performed in the part of "Songman" in the highly acclaimed West End production of War Horse which played in the West End for 18 months and was subsequently toured for another eighteen months around Britain, Ireland and South Africa. Scholar Anthony Ashbolt describes Fox as "possessing one of the best folk-singing voices in England and he evokes the world of the miners and, in general, the songs of the northeast, with power and clarity."

The songs of Rod Stewart are brought to life in this tribute.

Take@That are one of UK’s leading tributes to the greatest British man band of our generation. Each member has tirelessly worked on recreating mannerisms and harmonies along with choreographed dance routines giving you a physical likeness to the real Take That. They are a tribute band but not a carbon copy, bringing their own brand of fun, humour and audience participation to their shows. This has earned them their own loyal fan base and return visits from many audience members. The show covers many of the hit songs written and performed by Gary Barlow including Forever Love and Let Me Go & of course, all the greatest hits of Take That are also included, from the 1990's classics, A Million Love Songs, Pray and Relight My Fire to the more recent Patience, Greatest Day, Rule The World, and These Days.