Are you a self-proclaimed Swiftie? If so, Taylormania might be the night you've been waiting for. This award-winning production plays tribute to one of the most highly regarded pop artists in modern history, Taylor Swift! As Seen On ITV and BBC, get your tickets and get ready to be blown away by Katy Ellis (self obsessed Swiftie) and her incredible

Hello, is it Adele you're looking for? If so, you've found the finest celebratory multi-sensory tribute show that the world has to offer. Immerse yourself in the emotional music of the London-born songstress, performed by a string quartet whilst surrounded by hundreds of candles. Rumour has it that you'll leave the evening with a new appreciation for the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter!

You've heard the news, the boys are back, and what better way to celebrate their triumphant return than with our friends at Fever? Experience the music of Mancunian legends Oasis as you never have before, played expertly by a string quartet in a magnificent venue surrounded by more candles than you've ever seen!

Never in your wildest dreams could you imagine a night so spectacular as this, but our friends at Fever are bringing a candlelit tribute to Taylor Swift to a venue near you. You'll be surrounded by hundreds of candles as a string quartet plays you your favourite Swift compositions. Swifties, don't miss out!

A candlelit celebration of the rock opera god Meat Loaf is headed out across the UK and is ready to take the words right out of your mouth with its mastery! Cast members of the West End's production of the incredible Bat Out of Hell musical will be joined by other West End stars to perform all of Meat Loaf's top hits, including Dead Ringer for Love, Paradise by the Dashboard Light, I'd Do Anything for Love, and more.

Join BBC Radio 2's Tony Blackburn for a night of 60s bliss as he hosts this live edition of his sensational show at a venue near you. Featuring a glorious array of the 60s most cherished hits, let Blackburn and the Sounds Of The 60s Live Band and singers transport you back in time to that revolutionary decade, when skirts and cars were mini and radio was king!