A rock 'n' roll show with over 40 hits from the 50s and 60s, performed alongside a cast of West End performers, starring Ore Oduba.
The Vintage Boys bring their rock 'n' roll show to The Kings Theatre on Wednesday 7 October, a night built around the sounds of the 1950s and 60s. It's a long set, with more than 40 hits from the era, and it's performed by a live band alongside a cast of West End performers.
The setlist draws from the big names of the golden age of rock 'n' roll: Chuck Berry, Eddie Cochran, Del Shannon, Bill Haley, Dion, The Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly, The Beatles and Elvis Presley. There's a fair bit of jive to it, too, with three-part harmonies and choreography on stage. They also throw in a couple of modern pop hits given a vintage twist, so it's not strictly a trip back to the fifties and sixties.
Ore Oduba stars in the show. He's best known as a presenter on BBC and ITV, hosting The One Show and This Morning since winning Strictly Come Dancing in 2016. He's joined by a live band and a cast of West End performers, so the music is played live rather than backed by tracks.
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The venue is The Kings Theatre, a Grade II listed building in Portsmouth. It's part of a city with a long music history: the Guildhall gave Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon* its full live debut and has since hosted Led Zeppelin, The Cure, U2 and Iron Maiden, while The Wedgewood Rooms has seen Oasis, Kasabian, Pulp and The Killers. The Vintage Boys play there on Wednesday 7 October.
