A live concert show with musicians and contemporary visuals that traces the history of The Cavern Club through its iconic songs.
The Cavern Club Story comes to Victoria Hall on Friday 20 November, a live concert that traces the history of the most famous venue in music history. It's fully endorsed by The Cavern Club itself, and the whole thing is told through the songs associated with the acts that passed through its doors.
Over more than 70 years, the club has hosted countless icons and launched the careers of some of the biggest names in music. The Beatles are the most obvious, but Cilla Black, The Rolling Stones, Queen, Status Quo, Adele and Oasis all played there too. The show works its way through that timeline, with live musicians performing the songs and cutting-edge visuals running alongside.
That means the set list pulls from a few different eras. You'll hear 'I Want To Hold Your Hand' and 'You Really Got Me' from the early days, 'Anyone Who Had A Heart' and 'Satisfaction' from the sixties, 'Everybody Loves A Lover' and 'Rolling In The Deep' later on. It's a live band on stage, not a playback, so the songs are played out in the room rather than just played back from a record.
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Victoria Hall is on Bagnall Street in Hanley, right next to the city-centre bus station and about a ten-minute bus or taxi ride from Stoke-on-Trent railway station, with plenty of secure city-centre parking nearby. The show starts at 7:30pm, and tickets range from £28.08 to £109.60.
