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Thursday 2 December, 8pm |
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Music
Thursday 2 December, 8pm
Michael Buble Tribute Band
“Watch out world there’s a new kid in town and he’s going to make sure that he is heard! By the way remember the name; it’s JAMES HUISH!”
This is what world renowned singer / songwriter Gerard Kenny, who was instrumental to the world of Billy Joel and who wrote classics like Barry Manilow's "I Made It Through The Rain" and hits such as ‘New York, New York So Good They Named It Twice’ said of local singer / songwriter James Huish.
“When I first heard James sing he reminded me of a young Bobby Darin as he strutted confidently across the stage engaging the eyes of everyone in the audience. His stage presence was relaxed but alive with a personal joy so endearing, you didn’t want to take your eyes off him.”
James is a musical veteran having performed in Musicals such as West Side Story, Grease and in Chamber Concerts of Miss Saigon and Les Miserable’s in London’s West End. It is this background and his love for music that made James the ideal choice for The Michael Buble Tribute Show.
James Huish and the Michael Buble Tribute Band are one of the top live tribute shows currently touring Ireland after selling out practically every venue in 2009. The music of Michael Buble is certainly taking the world by storm and this band certainly bring his music to life as they belt out the classics that have made him one of the worlds leading solo artists. Expect to hear hits such as Everything, Lost, Cry me a River, Haven’t Met You Yet coupled with some classics from the original Rat pack greats.
James Huish and The Michael Buble Tribute Band provide much more than a musical tribute of the man himself but offer an engaging concert with professional sound and lighting complete with an amazing live 9pc band. Bring your dancing shoes this is a show most definitely not to be missed.
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Tickets: £16.00, concessions£14.00
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