More Than Just A Stick of Rock

This week we'll be debuting our brand new show: 100 Years of Big Bands at the Congress Theatre in Eastbourne. The programme feature lots of favourites along with some great new additions too. From Rhapsody In Blue and The Charleston to the theme from Rocky Gonna Fly Now (as played by Maynard Ferguson) this is our most varied and exciting set ever. There'll be moments from Harry James, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Henry Mancini and Ted Heath as well as a brand new arrangement of It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing). Vocal numbers include 'S Wonderful, Feeling Good, It Had To Be You and Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye.

There are still tickets available for Sunday's matinee show in Eastbourne where we're limiting sales to 50% (to keep things nice and safe). If you can't make it to the coast, we'll be at London's Cadogan Hall on Sunday 12th September (also a matinee). Tickets for our three 2022 concerts are also now on sale (Dorking, Croydon and Bournemouth).

We're aware that some of you have had difficulty with booking for our Croydon dates, both through their website and with their phone-line. If you phone 020 3292 o002, Tuesday-Friday, 9am-1pm, I'm assured that your call will be answered and you won't need to set-up any kind of account. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

For all of these concerts we'll be joined by amazing singers Matt Ford and Nicola Emmanuelle. Here's a little preview of what you can expect from Matt...

Visit the Diary page for all the booking links. Click here.