Re-live the sounds of the swinging sixties, as Britain’s No. 1 tribute show brings alive the magic of the sixties with their tribute to over twenty five bands of that era. The show encompasses everything from that period, from the clothes that were worn, to flashbacks from television history, including: TV programmes, adverts and even clips from the original bands. The Counterfeit Sixties presents a showcase of the great bands of this unforgettable time. The fantastic music of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Dave Clark Five, The Kinks and The Monkees - to name but a few – all recreated in this stunning show. The band members have performed their unique tribute shows all over the UK and abroad, and have a wide range of experience in that field. The members of the band have individually worked with notable sixties’ artists such as The Searchers, The Ivy League, The Fortunes, The Tremeloes and many more. Join us for a night of sixties nostalgia!

Get ready for a night to remember as the UK and Europe’s BIGGEST, BEST, and LONGEST-RUNNING Neil Diamond tribute show returns – bigger, bolder, and more breathtaking than ever before! At the heart of this phenomenal show is Fisher Stevens, hailed by critics and fans alike as the definitive Neil Diamond tribute artist. With pitch-perfect vocals, charm, and charisma, Fisher captures the magic of Diamond like no one else can. Expect spine-tingling renditions of timeless classics including: Sweet Caroline Cracklin’ Rosie Forever in Blue Jeans Love on the Rocks …and many more! For a decade, It’s A Beautiful Noise has thrilled audiences across the UK and beyond. Now it returns in a brand-new, fully immersive concert experience – a powerful homage to one of the world’s most legendary performers. This isn’t just a tribute – it’s a musical phenomenon. It’s not just a show – it’s a celebration. And it’s not to be missed. So grab your seats, sing your heart out, and get ready to feel the joy, the memories, and the music all over again. Because, in the words of Neil Diamond himself… “Good times never seemed so good.”