Robertson Brothers and Dean Bourne bring the timeless songs of the Everly Brothers and Roy Orbison to the stage in an audio-visual spectacular.
Everly Brothers & Friends and Roy Orbison comes to the Civic Theatre in Newcastle on Sunday 29 November. The show is built around the songs of the Everly Brothers and Roy Orbison, and it's the Robertson Brothers who take the lead on the night. They're joined by Dean Bourne, so it's two acts sharing the stage rather than a single band.
If those names ring a bell, it's because they're the ones who defined the sound of the late fifties and early sixties. The Everly Brothers brought the close, two-part harmony that became a blueprint for almost every vocal group that followed, and Roy Orbison had that singular, soaring voice that could carry a song from a whisper to a roar. The two acts are paired together here, so you'll get both in one sitting.
The Robertson Brothers and Dean Bourne take those songs and bring them to the stage. It's a two-hour show, and they've described it as an audio-visual spectacular, which means there's more to it than just the music — you'll have visuals running alongside the set. The Everly Brothers' songs are known for those tight harmonies, and Orbison's for his range, so that's what the night is built on.
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It's a Sunday night show at the Civic Theatre in Newcastle on 29 November, with the Robertson Brothers and Dean Bourne handling the songs of the Everly Brothers and Roy Orbison. The whole thing runs for two hours.
