Sweet at Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

Date: Tue 10th Jun
Time: 19:30


A night of the best of British glam rock with three classic bands of the era. On one amazing bill SHOWADDYWADDY, SWEET and RUBETTES (featuring Alan Williams) will be putting on a sensational show and transporting you back to the very best of seventies glam rock.

With their stylish rebirth of the 50’s Rock N’ Roll, SHOWADDYWADDY became one of the biggest groups of the 70s and dominated the British charts. After their first release “Hey Rock and Roll” shot to no.2, they went on to spend an impressive 209 weeks in the chart’s top 40s. Ten single releases were top ten, including the smash no. 1 “Under the Moon of Love”. They are now celebrating over 30 years in the business.

Joining Showaddywaddy on this spectacular bill is one of the biggest glam-rock bands of the era, SWEET. Sweet are the quintessential 70’s glam rock band, who brought androgynous looks and crunching guitar pop to the masses. Including their smash no.1 “Blockbuster”, they had 17 charting hits and spent over three years in the UK charts alone.

Completing this classic bill, we present RUBETTES (featuring Alan Williams). Rubettes first made No.1 in 1974 with their very first single 'Sugar Baby Love' and after five weeks at the coveted No.1 spot in the U.K. they repeated their success throughout the world. 'Sugar Baby Love' sold eight million copies after which the Rubettes went on to have a further 15 International Hits establishing themselves, with their flamboyant Gatsby appearance, as one of the icons of the 70's Glam Rock era.


GLITZ BLITZ & 70S HITZ - GLAM ROCK AT IT’S BEST!

Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

Theatre Square
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
NG1 5ND

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