The History of the Big Bands
Starring Andy Abraham
Tickets £22
Doors 7pm
Doors 7pm
The History of the Big Bands sees the incredible Andy Abraham transport the audience
on a magical musical journey revisiting the very best of the swing era.
All the legendary music from the world’s greatest big band leaders are here, with influences including: Harry James, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Woody Herman and Buddy Rich, to name a few...
Featuring a magnificent 16 piece big band and a series of first class soloists who cover the famous solos as played by the original bandleaders, the audience is led on a musical journey by the talented and charismatic Andy Abraham.
Andy, dubbed the man and voice of the people, rose to fame in 2005 on The X Factor where he wowed the judging panel and audiences across the nation with this soulful voice and winning personality.
Not only has Andy embarked on 3 tours (X factor arena 2006, Unforgettable tour 2006 & An Evening With 2008/2009) culminating in a Sell Out show at the Royal Albert Hall, but has also released 3 albums (Impossible Dream 2006, Soul Man 2006 and Even If 2008), selling in excess of half a million records.
Andy’s career continues to grow from strength to strength as he amazes audiences with his dazzling stage presence. In 2008, Andy was chosen to represent England at the Eurovision Song Contest, singing to 600 million viewers worldwide, and in 2009, demand continued to grow with Andy embarking on a sell out 54 date UK tour. In September 2011, Andy starred in the brand new West End musical by the makers of Thriller Live, Respect la Diva at the Garrick theatre.
Crooning is a style that has its roots in the Bel Canto of Italian opera, but with the emphasis on subtle vocal nuances and phrasing found in jazz. Andy’s vocals bring a fresh new sound to the style, proving he is made for the part!
The History of the Big Bands promises an outstanding evening of high energy, virtuoso musi-cianship and wonderful songs. A fantastic show it’s sure to appeal to every big band fan and more.
All the legendary music from the world’s greatest big band leaders are here, with influences including: Harry James, Benny Goodman, Tommy Dorsey, Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Count Basie, Woody Herman and Buddy Rich, to name a few...
Featuring a magnificent 16 piece big band and a series of first class soloists who cover the famous solos as played by the original bandleaders, the audience is led on a musical journey by the talented and charismatic Andy Abraham.
Andy, dubbed the man and voice of the people, rose to fame in 2005 on The X Factor where he wowed the judging panel and audiences across the nation with this soulful voice and winning personality.
Not only has Andy embarked on 3 tours (X factor arena 2006, Unforgettable tour 2006 & An Evening With 2008/2009) culminating in a Sell Out show at the Royal Albert Hall, but has also released 3 albums (Impossible Dream 2006, Soul Man 2006 and Even If 2008), selling in excess of half a million records.
Andy’s career continues to grow from strength to strength as he amazes audiences with his dazzling stage presence. In 2008, Andy was chosen to represent England at the Eurovision Song Contest, singing to 600 million viewers worldwide, and in 2009, demand continued to grow with Andy embarking on a sell out 54 date UK tour. In September 2011, Andy starred in the brand new West End musical by the makers of Thriller Live, Respect la Diva at the Garrick theatre.
Crooning is a style that has its roots in the Bel Canto of Italian opera, but with the emphasis on subtle vocal nuances and phrasing found in jazz. Andy’s vocals bring a fresh new sound to the style, proving he is made for the part!
The History of the Big Bands promises an outstanding evening of high energy, virtuoso musi-cianship and wonderful songs. A fantastic show it’s sure to appeal to every big band fan and more.
De Montfort
Hall
Granville Road
Leicester
Leicester
LE1 7RU
Box office enquiries: 0116
233 3111
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