Limehouse Lizzy

Limehouse Lizzy are playing The Patti on Friday 29 January, bringing their Thin Lizzy tribute to Mumbles Road. They bill themselves as the UK's number one Thin Lizzy act and are now entering their third decade keeping the legacy of Phil Lynott and the band alive.

There's a bit of genuine Lizzy history behind the front. Frontman and bassist Wayne Ellis was a member of The Clan, the recording and touring band fronted by Brian Robertson, who played in both Thin Lizzy and Motörhead. That's a direct link back to the original line-up, and it's a good bit of context to have in mind before the night.

They're coming off their most successful period yet, with 41 sold-out shows on their Anniversary Tour and dates across the USA, the UAE, the Caribbean, the Netherlands and Scandinavia. They've also been featured in Guitarist, Bass Player and Loaded. Along the way, they picked up a PRS/Billboard award as Britain's Hardest Working Act in their category and were featured in the BBC's Arena documentary series.

Doors open at 19:00. Early Bird tickets are £25.20 including fees, with face value around £32. The show is for over-14s, and under-16s need to be accompanied by an adult, so bring photo ID if you're on the younger end of that.