Classic rock tribute act Limehouse Lizzy plays Thin Lizzy hits in an all-ages show from 14+ at The Live Rooms.
Limehouse Lizzy are playing The Live Rooms on Saturday 5 December, a tribute to Philip Lynott and Thin Lizzy. They've been at it for nearly three decades now, and they're one of the more established names on the live classic rock circuit. They've picked up a PRS/Billboard award as Britain's Hardest Working Act and were featured in the BBC's Arena series, so they're not exactly new to the stage.
There's a bit of a direct link to the original band here, too. Frontman Wayne Ellis used to be in The Clan, which was fronted by Brian Robertson, one of Thin Lizzy's original members. That puts him in the same room as someone who actually played on the records they're covering, rather than just listening to them from a distance.
Their 2023/24 season was their biggest yet, with 41 sold-out shows on their Anniversary Tour and a steady run of international dates across the USA, the UAE, the Caribbean, the Netherlands and Scandinavia. This Chester date is an all-ages show from 14+, so it's one you can bring younger ones along to if they're into the music.
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Doors open at 19:00 at The Live Rooms, which is Homer House, 1 Station Rd, Chester, CH1 3DR. Tickets are £23.
