High-energy live show by a five-piece band with more than 40 songs by The Who, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones from the 1960s.
Back to the Sixties comes to The Albany Theatre on Friday 21 May 2027, starting at 7:30pm. It's a live stage show that takes the 1960s from the Cavern Club to Woodstock, with more than 40 songs by The Who, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Animals, Small Faces, Dave Clark Five, The Box Tops, The Hollies and Roy Orbison.
The set draws on the British Invasion, the soulful rhythms of R&B and Northern Soul, and the creativity of psychedelic rock. The band plays nothing written after 1969, and they work in a jukebox of real recordings played by the audience. It runs two hours and ten minutes and is recommended for ages 12 and over.
On stage is a five-piece band: Gaz on vocals and rhythm guitar; Danny on vocals, lead guitar, keys and harmonica; Steve on vocals, acoustic and rhythm guitar and keys; Phil on bass and vocals; and Spencer on drums and vocals. With five voices across the group, they cover the vocal harmonies and lead parts of the different bands they're paying tribute to.
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Tickets are £26 full price, £24 for concessions and £20 for children, so it starts from £20. The show is at The Albany Theatre on Albany Road in Coventry, on Friday 21 May 2027, with the curtain going up at 7:30pm.
