Posted 6 years ago by Snizl for Huntingdon Hall
Buddy Holly: A Legend Reborn
Event Dates
7:30pm, Fri Jan 19th
11:00pm, Fri Jan 19th
About this Event
Relive the Rockin’ 50s music scene with Buddy Holly: A Legend Reborn
Through 1957 to ‘59, one man changed the face of music and revolutionised the meaning of Rock ‘n’ Roll. That man was Buddy Holly. Clutching a Fender Stratocaster, sporting a pair of heavy-rimmed glasses, and sounding exactly like Buddy in his heyday, a legend is reborn.
This all-new production celebrates an artist who shot straight into the limelight as soon as That’ll Be The Day hit the radio. Though his career was short, this one-man powerhouse gave the world a stack of hits that will never be forgotten.
Join Buddy Holly - A Legend Reborn to relive the rockin’ fifties music scene with hits such as Peggy Sue, Oh Boy, Heartbeat, It Doesn’t Matter Anymore, Words of Love, It’s So Easy, Rave On and many more.
"It’s easy to imagine Buddy Holly is alive and kicking..." The Guardian
"Should put a night like that on prescription... it would save the NHS a fortune" The Scotsman
"An accomplished singer" Daily Telegraph
"Vocals were uncannily true to the original" The Stage
Through 1957 to ‘59, one man changed the face of music and revolutionised the meaning of Rock ‘n’ Roll. That man was Buddy Holly. Clutching a Fender Stratocaster, sporting a pair of heavy-rimmed glasses, and sounding exactly like Buddy in his heyday, a legend is reborn.
This all-new production celebrates an artist who shot straight into the limelight as soon as That’ll Be The Day hit the radio. Though his career was short, this one-man powerhouse gave the world a stack of hits that will never be forgotten.
Join Buddy Holly - A Legend Reborn to relive the rockin’ fifties music scene with hits such as Peggy Sue, Oh Boy, Heartbeat, It Doesn’t Matter Anymore, Words of Love, It’s So Easy, Rave On and many more.
"It’s easy to imagine Buddy Holly is alive and kicking..." The Guardian
"Should put a night like that on prescription... it would save the NHS a fortune" The Scotsman
"An accomplished singer" Daily Telegraph
"Vocals were uncannily true to the original" The Stage