Get ready for a night of pure musical nostalgia as Pet Shop Boys, actually takes the stage! Celebrating the iconic sounds of the Pet Shop Boys, this tribute band delivers an electrifying performance that captures the essence of the synth-pop duo’s greatest hits as well as a few deep cuts. From the infectious rhythms of “West End Girls” to the anthemic energy of “It’s a Sin,” Pet Shop Boys, actually faithfully recreates the unforgettable tracks that defined a generation.

This show promises to transport you back to the heart of the 80s, 90s and beyond. Perfect for long-time fans and new listeners alike, it’s a musical journey through time you won’t want to miss. Join us for an evening where the music of Pet Shop Boys lives on in spectacular fashion!

Featuring support act Knights, the project of frontman, vocalist and songwriter James Knights, also known as half of synthpop duo Boytronic.

Inspired by dark discotheques and the future unknown, James is no stranger to gothic and heavy Hi-NRG crowds far and wide. Enticing them with music as uplifting as it is powerful, his loud and frenzied live shows invite audiences into a unique world of chaos, often culminating with James launching himself spontaneously into the audience; fans have playfully given James the title of “Disco Rampensau”, mirroring the passion and energy he delivers. Both charmingly menacing and sonically decadent, the live offering has been compared to the closest thing the world will ever get to “an animated Andrew Eldritch fronting Frankie Goes to Hollywood”.

Patrick Monahan - I’m not a terrorist, I’m Freddie Mercury

Since coming to England from Iran in 1980, if I had a £1 for every time someone called me a terrorist, I’d have enough money to run my own terrorist organisation.

I’ve more in common with Freddie Mercury than Hezbollah.

I’ve had visas turned down, extra checks & restricted access.

I’ve 60mins to prove I’m not a terrorist.

“His kind of funny is an irresistible force” 4* Scotsman (Kate Copstick)

“has his audiences in stitches from the off.” 4.5* One4Review

“Patrick Monahan is clever, very funny and hugely likeable” 5* Scottish Field

Age guidance: 16+

Dennis Greaves and Mark Feltham, the founding members of Nine Below Zero, started making music and playing live together in South East London back in 1977. Celebrating 50 years of creating and playing some of the finest UK Rhythm n Blues, Nine Below Zero are embarking on a bespoke European Tour in 2027, with very special guests joining them on stage, including legendary Jam bassist Bruce Foxton, fast-rising Zac Shulze, incredible blues pianist Ben Waters, guitarist Robbie McIntosh and long-standing co-performers Dr Feelgood.

Nine Below Zero released their classic debut LP 'Live at the Marquee' in 1980, the band kept the momentum going with 'Don't Point Your Finger' in 1981 before releasing their third LP on A&M Records, 'Third Degree' (1982) with the front cover image shot by legendary photographer, David Bailey. Since 1988 they have released a further 20 LP's in an incredible career and Mark Feltham has also been selected as harmonica-player by a whole host of acts including Oasis, Annie Lennox, Talk Talk and Rory Gallagher.

Nine Below Zero toured with The Who and The Kinks in 1980 / 81 and also appeared on 'The Old Grey Whistle Test', 'The South Bank Show' and perhaps most memorably, a cameo performance on the cult comedy 'The Young Ones'

An AGMP Concerts presentation.