Simply the UKs greatest ever party band! Formerly Black Lace, Rob Hopcrafts terrific duo performs all the hits from the legendary duo - Agadoo, Conga, Music Man and much, much more... Demo available.

The Lonnie Donegan Band is as the name suggests. This is the band that toured with the legend for the last 30 years. For those of you who saw Lonnie Donegan perform in more recent years, then you will instantly recognise them: Paul Henry ~ Lead Guitar, Chris Hunt ~ Drums, Sticky Wicket ~ Percussion, Eddie Masters ~ Bass, Peter Donegan ~ Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Harmonica, Mandolin, Lead Vocals. The band reformed after Lonnie's passing to perform at the Rock Island Line tribute concert for Lonnie, at the Royal Albert Hall, backing artists such as Joe Cocker, Chris Farlow, Rolf Harris, Roger Daltrey, Mark Knopfler, Van Morrison, Chris Barber, to name a few... After this they joined Peter and Anthony Donegan on tour with "Lonnie D" the Lonnie Donegan Story from 2004 until 2006. Currently the band tour as the same line up as the last tour with Lonnie, featuring Lonnie's son Peter Donegan on keyboards and harmonica - only this time Peter also performs lead vocals, acoustic guitar and banjo, fronting the band. During each performance they sing some of Lonnie's classics such as "Putting On The Style", "Have a Drink On Me", "Rock Island Line", and "Pick a Bale of Cotton" to name just a few. But they also delve into some of Lonnie's lesser known recordings and some unissued tracks as well as performing some original songs written by Peter. It adds up to a great night of Skiffle, Blues, Jazz and a lot of foot-stomping fun!

The Dreamers - Still Rockin and Rollin into the 2000's. Originally Freddie and the Dreamers, over the last 40 years changes naturally occurred but today two members remain who have a genuine pedigree as Dreamers. Mosca and Byng both were an integral part of Freddie and the Dreamers backing Freddie throughout many European, American and Australian Tours. Indeed Mosca and Byng actually backed Freddie on the British Invasion Tour of America Part 2 appearing at such prestigious venues as Madison Square Gardens, New York and The Amphitheatre in Los Angeles alongside Gerry and the Pacemakers and The Searchers. Mosca and Byng also appeared on Many TV shows with Freddie including Surprise Surprise, Noel Edmonds, Time of your Life TV shows throughout the USA and Australia appearing with Cilla Black and The Shadows. On Parting Company with Freddie, The Dreamers went on to be a main attraction throughout the World. With Brian Poole's ex-drummer Ray Martin joining in 1996, The Dreamers went from strength to strength having one of the most unusual and entertaining acts on the Circuit. The Dreamers have appeared in the USA, Australia, Germany, Greece, Belgium and Cyprus for 15 tours resident at the Kings Solomon Hotel Eilat, Israel and The Holiday Inn, Tel Aviv. Alan Mosca and Bryan Byng both Featured on Freddie and the Dreamers - The Greatest Hits Album and the Single 'I'm a singer in a 60's band'. With the departure of Lead guitarist Pete Ford after 30 years on guitar and vocals The Dreamers are joined by Rob Isles.

When they backed the late great Edwin Starr they were affectionately known as THE TEAM in which Edwin's brother Angelo was an integral part. THE EDWIN STARR BAND is a 10 piece show which keeps the memory of Edwin Starr and his hits alive. His brother is now the front man and Edwin would have surely been proud to hear his brothers renditions of his hits such as "War" "Stop her on Sight" "25 Miles" "Contact" Happy Radio" etc along with other crowd pleasers such as "My Girl" "Higher & Higher" "Celebration" etc.

Hailing from Birmingham, England, The Fortunes first came to prominence and international acclaim during that Golden Era of Popular Music - the ‘swinging’ mid-sixties. Following on in the wake of Merseybeat, and the R&B of The Stones, etc., The Fortunes added another dimension to the sound of the classic pop song with their special ingredients of sophisticated orchestration, dual lead vocals and stylish counter-melodies. The result was a succession of distinctive and distinguished hit records including ‘You’ve Got Your Troubles’, ‘Here It Comes Again’ and, continuing into the seventies with more successful releases such as 'Storm in a Teacup' and 'Freedom Come, Freedom Go'. These songs have stood the test of time, becoming household favourites permanently on playlists everywhere. The Fortunes remain as one of the UKs premier harmony groups, and are constantly in demand worldwide. From the initial success in 1964 of ‘Caroline’, used as the signature tune for the influential Pirate Radio station of the same name, The Fortunes had a steady succession of world-wide hits culminating in 1972 with the release of ‘Storm in a Teacup’. During this period The Fortunes were also the voices for the US Coca Cola adverts (‘It’s The Real Thing’) still to be seen and heard in the US today.

The Foundations were formed by guitarist Alan Warner, they have had a string of hits including 'Build me up Buttercup' (which was featured in the smash hit film 'There's something about Mary') 'Baby now that I've found you' ,'Back on my feet again' and 'Bad Bad old days' widely regarded as one of the best British soul/pop records ever produced. The band cause a sensation wherever it plays.

The Fourmost achieved fame under the management wing of Brian Epstein and had already been part of the boom of beat music in Liverpool, having played the famous Cavern club in 1961, long before the Beatles made their debut. After being auditioned by George Martin, they were signed to Parlophone Records, the same label as The Beatles. Two commercial Lennon / McCartney songs, "Hello Little Girl" and "I'm In Love" served as their initial a-sides, but the chirpy "A Little Lovin'" became the bands biggest hit on reaching No.6 in April 1964. They were featured in the film "Ferry Cross The Mersey" which consolidated their position as one of the leading Liverpool groups.

The Searchers are one of the few British pop groups who have maintained their position at the top for well over 40 years. Second only to the Beatles as Liverpool's finest 60's group.

In 2002 Stevens received a Number One Gold Award from The Guinness Book of British Hit Singles. In 2003 he headlined to an audience of 200,000 in Austria, and in 2004 topped the bill at the prestigious charity event of the Frankfurt Opera Ball, then appearing in the tv celebration to mark 50 Years Of Rock. Stevens was then ranked as the 16th highest selling artist in the UK, ever, and also acknowledged as having had more number 1's than any other Welsh artist. He followed all this up with a further Number 1, Platinum selling album in Denmark, and in 2005 with a # 4 album, in the UK, which went Gold within 9 days of release. With a sell-out UK tour at the end of 2005, Shaky then went back into the studio to complete a new album, scheduled for release in 2006.

BACK TO THE 80's with Chartoppers TIGHT FIT.  Sets include The TIGHT FIT HITS "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" No 1 in 1982 "Fantasy Island" No 5 in 1982 "I'm Undecided" & "Secret Heart" plus non stop memories such as " Billie Jean" "Dont you want me" "Sisters are doin' it for themselves" "The Power of Love" "Walking on Sunshine" "Celebration" "Walk like an Egyptian" " I cant go for that (no can do) " & medleys of the greatest hits from "Bananarama" "ABC" "Blondie" & "Duran Duran". Seven Piece Show featuring 3 vocalists out front including the 2 original female singers JULIE HARRIS & VICKY WRIGHT (daughter of legendary singer Joy Beverley of the "Beverley Sisters" & equally legendary footballer Billy Wright.

The group formed in 1958 as Brian Poole and the Tremoloes (the name soon being changed thanks to the spelling mistake of a local newspaper), and were initially cast in the Buddy Holly and the Crickets mould. Decca notoriously chose them over The Beatles, whom they had auditioned on the same day. They first charted with a version of “Twist and Shout” (1963), which owed much to the Beatles' version, followed by a chart topping cover of The Contours' U.S. million-seller “Do You Love Me” in the same year. Before they parted company with Brian Poole in 1966, their covers of Roy Orbison's B-side, "Candy Man" and The Crickets' B-side ballad, "Someone Someone" (both 1964) entered the UK singles chart Top Ten, with the latter peaking at number two.

Geno Washington and The Ram Jam Band had two of the biggest selling UK albums of the sixties. Amazingly both of these were live albums. Hand Clappin, Foot Stompin, Funky Butt Live was in the album charts for 48 weeks of the year 1966 and was only out-sold by The Sound of Music and Bridge over Troubled Water. US soul acts rarely visited the UK and, having come over as a part of the USAir force and stayed, Geno was our soul man. His level of touring and the high energy of his gigs was, and still is (as immortalized by Dexy's Midnight Runners in the 80's hit Geno) the stuff of legends.

They began as The Jets in 1963 playing R&B covers in Manchester pubs where they were spotted by a Fontana Records talent scout. He signed them and the bands' name was duly changed. After making a few competent, if not particularly exceptional records, their cover of Major Lance's "Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um" was their first big hit in the autumn of '64. They followed this with another top ten record "Game Of Love" (65). The partnership broke up in the closing months of 1965, and The Mindbenders immediately struck gold with the beautiful beat ballad "A Groovy Kind Of Love". They reached the top twenty again with "Ashes To Ashes" (66) and made an appearance in the film before disappearing from view, eventually splitting up in 1968. Fontana too, put out solo records , his highest placing was No. 11 with "Pamela, Pamela" at the end of '66. This would also be his final chart entry.

Maizie, original singer from the very birth of Boney M, featured on all their top ten hits, is now joined by three dynamic singers, Sheila Bonnick, Toyin Adekale and Kelly Rahman .Their greatest hits albums always re-chart and include classics such as "Brown Girl In The Ring", "Rivers Of Babylon" and "Ra-Ra-Rasputin".