David Bowie tribute show fronted by John O'Neill, with five-piece live music and more costume changes than any other Bowie tribute.
Absolute Bowie play The Horn on Saturday 6 March, a David Bowie tribute that's been on the road for nineteen years now, with tours reaching as far as Australia twice. It's a five-piece band fronted by John O'Neill as Bowie, with Ronno on guitar, Andy Marr on bass, Telegram Sam on keyboards and Danny Mattin on drums. Fiona Asbury joins in on saxophone when she can.
The show runs across two long sets and draws on Bowie's personas from the early 70s, with more costume changes than most other tributes. The setlist pulls from Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars, Aladdin Sane, Hunky Dory, Heroes, Young Americans and Let's Dance, so it covers a good stretch of the catalogue rather than sticking to one era. The Times called it 'Britain's top Bowie tribute', the Mail on Sunday called it 'unmissable' and NME described it as 'a lovingly crafted Bowie show'.
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It's a long night, with the music running from 9:00pm to 11:59pm. Tickets are £20 in advance. The venue advises ages 14+, and under-18s need to be accompanied by a guardian.
