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Funk, Soul and Disco pioneers ‘Kool & The Gang’ will be headlining the stage on Saturday 25th July 2020. You can expect to hear iconic hits such as ‘Celebration’, ‘Get Down On It’, ‘Ladies Night‘, ‘Fresh’, Cherish’, ‘Jungle Boogie’, ‘Joanna’, ‘Summer Madness’ and many more.
They’ve earned two Grammy Awards, seven American Music Awards, 25 Top Ten R&B hits, nine Top Ten pop hits, 31 gold & platinum albums and sold over 70 millions albums worldwide!
“Shaggy is best known for his hit singles “Oh Carolina”, “Boombastic”, “It Wasn’t Me”, and “Angel”.
He continues to be at the forefront of popular reggae music having collaborated with numerous artists including Sting, Chaka Khan, Beres Hammond, Rayvon, Tarrus Riley, Chronixx, OMI, Pitbull, to name a few.”
As Shalamar, Howard Hewitt and Jeffrey Daniel sold over 25 million records worldwide and collected no less than 100 gold, silver and platinum awards.
They will be performing classics such as “A Night To Remember”, “I Can Make You Feel Good”, “Friends”, “Make That Move”, “There It Is” and “I Owe You One” and many more!
“Snap! are a German Eurodance group formed in 1989. Their best known hits are “The Power” and “Rhythm Is a Dancer”, both of which took the No. 1 spot in multiple countries.”
The acid jazz and funk group have maintained a first-class reputation, scoring 16 Top 40 hits including ‘Dream Come True’, ‘Stay This Way’, ‘Midnight At The Oasis’, ‘Sometimes’ and ‘Dream On Dreamer’. Led by founding members Andrew Levy and Simon Bartholemew, the group are stronger than ever and have sold out countless UK and European tours, leaving stellar reviews to their name.
The Blow Monkeys will be live on stage on Saturday 25th July 2020. Best known in the U.K. and U.S. for their 1986 Top 20 hit “Digging Your Scene” and for their cover of Lesley Gore’s “You Don’t Own Me” from the multi-platinum soundtrack for 1987’s Dirty Dancing, British sophisti-pop quartet the Blow Monkeys were formed in 1981.
Rob Lamberti has a very successful singing career impersonating the pop star George Michael and is in the process of becoming something of a star himself after a recent sell out tour where he performed locally at The Symphony Hall Birmingham
Rob now performs regular shows alongside George Michael’s original band!
“People are always mistaking me for Rob Lamberti” – George Michael, 2014
Billy Ocean is the biggest black recording star Britain has ever produced, one who has sold over 30 million records in his lifetime. He has collected a pile of Gold and Platinum records across the world and hit the number one spot worldwide on pop charts including the USA, Australia, Germany, Holland, and the UK. Billy has achieved extraordinary success as both an artist and a songwriter.
His hits include ‘When The Going Gets Tough, the Tough Gets Going’, ‘Love Really Hurts Without You’, ‘Suddenly’, ‘Red Light Spells Danger’ and ‘Caribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run)’.
Tony, frontman of 80s New Romantic band Spandau Ballet, earned himself the accolade of being one of pop music’s greatest vocalists. The band had numerous chart-topping singles and albums all over the world, including the epic “Through the Barricades” and of course the international number one “True” and the unofficial London Olympics theme “Gold”.
Belinda Carlisle pursued her solo career after leaving the Go-Go’s in 1984. Her success flourished, with 18 solo singles reaching the Top 40 in UK Charts including ‘Heaven is a Place on Earth’, ‘Circle in the Sand’, ‘Leave a Light on’, ‘(We Want) The Same Thing’ and ‘Live Your Life Be Free’.
Nik signed with MCA Records in 1983 and, in the September of the same year, “I Won’t Let The Sun Go Down” was released for the first time, reaching a respectable No.47 in the UK charts ( achieving a rather more respectable No. 2 when re-released the following summer). This was followed in January 1984 by “Wouldn’t It Be good” which languished gracefully at No.4 in the UK charts for five weeks and was to break Kershaw worldwide. The seminal “Human Racing” album was released in March and achieved platinum sales in many territories. He managed to squeeze in two European tours, four more hit singles and another platinum album (“The Riddle”) before the end of the year.
1985 saw three hit singles, tours of Europe, Canada, Australia, the States and Japan and an appearance at “Live Aid”. He was to record two more albums with MCA, “Radio Musicola” and “The Works” before leaving the spotlight in 1989 to focus on songwriting and production.
The 90s saw him working with the likes of Cliff Richard, Bonnie Tyler, Lulu, Ronan Keating, Jason Donovan, Nick Carter, Michael W Smith, Connah Reeves, Colin Blunstone, Petula Clark, Gary Barlow, The Hollies, Let Loose and Imogen Heap. Most notably, he penned and co-produced the ubiquitous “The one and only” for Chesney Hawkes.
His sabbatical was briefly interrupted to work with Tony Banks (Genesis), and to record a self-penned duet with Elton John for the great man’s “Duets” album. He returned to making his own records in 1998 with his fifth studio album “15 Minutes”, on Eagle Records. This was followed by the equally well-received “To Be Frank” (2001), “You’ve Got To Laugh” (2006) and the solo acoustic “No Frills” (2009).
Nik’s most recent album “Ei8ht” was released in 2012 and produced the singles ‘The Sky’s The Limit’ and ‘You’re The Best’.
Throughout his career, Kershaw has attracted praise from such legends as Eric Clapton and Miles Davis and has been nominated for four Brit Awards. Elton John famously described him as being “the best songwriter of his generation.
Adding some two-tone & ska to the mix with the band that brought us some huge hits in the 80’s including Lip Up Fatty, Special Brew, Can Can, Ne-Ne-Na-Na-Na-Na-Nu-Nu , Lorraine, My Girl Lollipop, Tequila and many more!
The original and still the premier tribute to the very best of Rod Stewart and The Faces! Come and hear all the classic hits with stunning accuracy, and played in the same exciting way The Faces always did.
