Glastonbury Revisited

Glastonbury Revisited comes to The Live Rooms on Saturday 27 March, a tribute show that works its way through the songs and artists who have made some of Glastonbury's greatest moments. The set draws on the acts that have played the Pyramid Stage over the years, from Bowie and Johnny Cash to Coldplay, The Rolling Stones, The Who and Stevie Wonder. A full live band performs hit after hit from those headliners, so you'll hear a fair few different eras and styles in one night rather than just one artist.

It's a broad reach, and that's the point. You've got the glam rock of Bowie, the country of Johnny Cash, the stadium pop of Coldplay, the blues-rock of the Stones, the mod energy of The Who and the soul of Stevie Wonder. The band runs through them one after another, so the set jumps between decades and genres. It's a tribute to the Pyramid Stage as much as to the artists themselves.

One thing to keep in mind is that the show is for over-18s only, so it's a late one rather than an all-ages affair. The act also makes it clear that it's in no way affiliated with or endorsed by Glastonbury Festival, so it's a tribute to the music and the moments, not an official tie-in.

Doors open at 19:00 and the curfew is 23:00, which gives you a good window to get in and settle before things get going. Tickets are £20, and the show is in Room L1 at The Live Rooms in Chester.