New Year's Eve party night with The Deloreons, a Salisbury cover band of music graduates, with tickets from £25 including a glass of fizz.
The Deloreons are bringing in the New Year at Salisbury Arts Centre on Thursday 31 December, their first return to the venue after a run of consecutive sell-out gigs. They're a Salisbury-based party band of music graduates, and the set is built on high-energy pop, rock, funk and indie covers spanning the last four decades. If you've seen them before, you know the format: a long list of cover songs from a few different eras, played back-to-back.
They've been around since 2005, when they started as a small, lively three-piece pub band. From there, they've played thousands of weddings, events and corporate functions across Europe, including residencies on board P&O and DFDS ferries. In 2012 and 2013 they headed to the French Alps, playing party nights at venues like the world-famous Rond Point in Méribel. That same year they headlined the Queen's Jubilee Celebrations in Salisbury, playing to 10,000 people, and later sold out Salisbury City Hall for three years running with their 80s Party Nights. In 2017 they headlined 'Live at the Farm' with 4,000 guests in aid of Salisbury Live.
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It's a local band that's spent a fair bit of time playing for crowds of all sizes, from pub rooms to thousands of people, and they're back in the city for New Year's Eve. The night starts at 8:30pm at the Arts Centre on Bedwin Street, and tickets start from £25, with a glass of fizz included on arrival.
