The Amy Winehouse Band, fronted by Bronte Shandé and led by musical director Dale Davis, brings the songs of 'Back to Black' to the Pavilion Theatre.
The Amy Winehouse Band play the Pavilion Theatre in Worthing on Wednesday 17 March 2027, as part of a tour marking the 20th anniversary of Back to Black.
If the name sounds familiar, it's because this was Amy Winehouse's original band. They were with her from the start, playing the London pubs of her earliest gigs and staying by her side through her rise to fame. The tour centres on Back to Black, the 2006 album that turned a rising British talent into a global cultural force and earned her five GRAMMY Awards at the 2008 ceremony — she was the first British woman to win that many in one night. The show is billed as the only completely authentic reimagining of the Amy Winehouse sound, staged by musicians who toured and recorded with her throughout her career, with onscreen visuals and more than 50 UK dates.
Leading the band is vocalist Bronte Shandé, with musical director and bass player Dale Davis at the helm. Davis has been with her since the beginning; he recalls congratulating Amy on the album's success and being told 'I knew what I was doing', and he still finds it an honour to perform these songs. It's that direct link to the original recordings that sets this apart from a standard tribute — the people on stage are the ones who actually played the parts.
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Tickets start from £23.75, with a £1.75 transaction fee on top. The show starts at 7:30pm at the Pavilion Theatre.
