Combining the music of Mike McCullagh’s highly-acclaimed shows, “60 Something” and “Station 70”, Mike McCully has come up with a new show paying tribute to the chart-topping artists of the 60's and 70's.

 
Patrons will be taken back in time to re-visit  these decades with the music of  THE BEATLES, JAMES BROWN, VAN MORRISON, THE ROLLING STONES, FLEETWOOD MAC,TINA TURNER, THE EAGLES, STEVIE WONDER, ARETHA FRANKLIN, ELTON JOHN, THE BEACH BOYS, NEIL DIAMOND, QUEEN and more.
 
Featuring the amazing HARMONIX  band (so successful with their recent TRIBUTE TO ABBA) and guest artist JOHN E, whose awesome renditions of JAMES BROWN, BOB MARLEY, STEVIE WONDER among others, will have audiences on their feet, for standing ovations!
 
Watch highlights of the show as the HARMONIX girls perform GO YOUR OWN WAY and AQUARIUS, whilst keyboardist  GORDON MACKAY gives a virtuoso violin performance in THE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO GEORGIA and MIKE MCCULLY sings his own hit song BUCCANEER along with JETHRO TULL'S LOCOMOTIVE BREATH and PINK FLOYD'S ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL.
 
In addition John, as the compére of the show, will have patrons in stitches with his hilarious comedy routine inbetween his amazing dance routine.

All in all it’s a night of fun, laughter & singing  as we re-live  their favourite songs of the 60' and 70's!
A show not to be missed !

 

Audience Responses

Had agreat time

What a great show. My only complaint is that it could have gone on for much longer. It was my first time at the Drama Factory and will definitely be back again. Thanks for a great show and for making my Partner and I feel welcome. Dave

absolutely wonderful!!! thanx!!! would love their contact details for a party we are planning thank you so much

A truly great show and very entertaining, however we found the music level too loud. Our ears are STILL ringing!!

A truly great show and very entertaining, however we found the music level too loud. Our ears are STILL ringing!!

Brilliant show!!

Overall a really lively, fun show. The two main issues were 1. the taller woman's microphone wasn't good at all - rather muffled and then unpleasant at the top end/louder spectrum. 2. The women's costumes were really bad (and unflattering) and they hadn't paid much attention to dressing and make up (one had clearly only just taken her hair out of a pony tail, the other still had a label on her jacket!). The audience had their heydays during those years, so they KNOW what the fashions were. Given that they are 2 of the 3 'front people', these details are unfortunately very noticeable as there's not much else to look at;. The bandsmen can get away with it more easily. Having criticised their costumes, their singing was very good and the male singer was excellent! The choice of songs was great - avoiding all the usual 'done to death' ones - a really great evening. Thanks!

It was fantastic!

Great value for money

Fun

Great evening, thanks.

Awesome show. Relaxed atmosphere and good participation by audience. Really enjoyed it.

It was stunning.. loved every minute of it.

Fantastic, loved every moment. Can’t wait for the next one. A big thank you 😊

Great night !! Thanks

Great music, great performances, pure entertainment.

First time at the Drama Factory. What a great evening and we will certainly be back. We enjoyed the music as well as the low-key set up of the venue, nothing too fancy but everything needed for a good night out. The music was a good blend of well known tunes and some slightly left field stuff (Jethro Tull for example) and it was all professionally performed. Looks like the band and singers were having lots of fun and everyone in the audience had a great time as well. Good to see local talent on show.

Very good!

It was fantastic!!!!

I enjoy is very much. Will come again.

5

Enjoyable but not as good as the ABBA tribute

Very good. Because venue very small they need to plan the volume of sound very carefully it at times can be overwelming

Very enjoyable

We enjoid it so very much do more of such.Lovs you all.GVDM