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Liverpool Philharmonic Ha

LEVEL 42 brings their World Machine 40th Anniversary Tour to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. Known for their sophisticated jazz-funk and infectious grooves, LEVEL 42, fronted by Mark King, achieved international fame in the 1980s. World Machine, released in 1985, spawned hits like 'Something About You' and 'Leaving Me Now.' Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, a Grade II listed building, boasts a rich history and stunning art deco architecture. With a capacity of over 1,700, it's a premier venue in Liverpool, a city celebrated for its musical heritage and as the birthplace of The Beatles. Expect a night of nostalgia and superb musicianship as LEVEL 42 revisits their classic album. The band continues to captivate audiences worldwide with their timeless sound and energetic performances.

De Montfort Hall

LEVEL 42 celebrates the 40th Anniversary of their iconic 'World Machine' album. Known for their sophisticated blend of funk, jazz, and pop, the band, fronted by Mark King, achieved international success with hits like 'Lessons in Love' and 'Something About You'. 'World Machine', released in 1985, propelled them to new heights, achieving platinum status. De Montfort Hall in Leicester, a venue with a capacity of over 2,000, has hosted numerous legendary acts and continues to be a cornerstone of the city's cultural scene. Leicester, a vibrant city known for its rich history and diverse culture, provides the perfect backdrop for this milestone celebration. Fans can anticipate a high-energy performance filled with the band's signature sound and a trip down memory lane.

Co-op Live

Busted vs McFly is set to electrify Manchester. Busted, known for hits like 'Year 3000' and 'What I Go to School For', will share the stage with McFly, famous for their chart-toppers such as '5 Colours in Her Hair' and 'All About You'. This event takes place at the Co-op Live, a state-of-the-art venue with a capacity of 23,500, known for its cutting-edge acoustics and fan-friendly facilities. Manchester, a city famed for its vibrant music scene and industrial heritage, provides the perfect backdrop for this pop-punk collision. Anticipate an unforgettable night filled with nostalgia and high-energy performances.

Symphony Hall

Experience the magic of Wet Wet Wet, the iconic Scottish pop-rock band, as they grace the stage at Birmingham's prestigious Symphony Hall this October. Known for their timeless hits like 'Love Is All Around,' 'Goodnight Girl,' and 'Sweet Little Mystery,' Wet Wet Wet has captivated audiences for decades. Symphony Hall, with a seating capacity of over 2,200, is renowned for its exceptional acoustics and elegant design, providing an ideal setting for an unforgettable musical evening. Birmingham, a vibrant city with a rich industrial history and a thriving cultural scene, welcomes fans from all over to celebrate the band's incredible legacy. Relive the nostalgia and create new memories as Wet Wet Wet delivers a performance filled with their signature soulful melodies and energetic stage presence. The band's enduring popularity and consistently positive reviews from past performances guarantee a memorable night for all music enthusiasts.