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POSTPONED - Imagine The John Lennon Songbook @ O2 City Hall Newcastle
21 September 2021
A beautifully crafted masterpiece of musical theatre, Imagine features authentic instrumentation, evocative costume and flawless live recreations of John Lennon’s songbook, to wow even the most ardent Beatles and Lennon fan.
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POSTPONED - Michael Bolton - Love Songs Greatest Hits @ O2 City Hall Newcastle
02 October 2021
Multiple award-winning singer, social activist and smooth charmer, Michael Bolton, known for hits such as 'How Can We Be Lovers' and 'When A Man Loves A Woman', returns to the UK for the Love Songs Greatest Hits tour.
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POSTPONED - The Illegal Eagles @ Gala Theatre and Cinema
12 October 2021 - 13 October 2021
This critically acclaimed show features the very best from the Eagles’ catalogue of classics including ’Hotel California’, ‘Desperado’, ‘Take It Easy’, ‘New Kid In Town’, ‘Life In The Fast Lane’ and many more…
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POSTPONED - Steve Hackett Genesis Revisited: Seconds Out & More @ O2 City Hall Newcastle
16 October 2021
Off the back of his most successful solo tour yet, Genesis guitarist, Steve Hackett, will be back out on the road for a world tour. Performing the band’s 1977 live album, Seconds Out, in full, alongside plenty more hits from across his career, this is your chance to experience material from both his solo records and Genesis’ catalogue in a live setting.
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POSTPONED - Level 42 - From Eternity To Here @ O2 City Hall Newcastle
20 October 2021
Level 42 continue to be the benchmark for British jazz-funk music and after 40 years they’re still powering on, with the From Here To Eternity tour bringing their vast catalogue of albums to the stage for an almighty live show.
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Average White Band: Person to Person Tour @ Tyne Theatre & Opera House
05 November 2021
Considering their Scottish roots, AWB’s influence on Hip-Hop, Rap, and modern R&B is a phenomenon shown by the hundreds of samples from their originals, by such as Erik B & Rakim, Beastie Boys, Tribe Called Quest, P-Diddy, Mark Ronson, Rick Ross, et al. Their dance hit Let’s Go Round Again remains a fixture of contemporary radio, streaming and the remix world.
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Deacon Blue - Cities of Love 2021 @ O2 City Hall Newcastle
08 November 2021
Scottish pop-rock band, Deacon Blue, are set for a big year ahead of them. Releasing their ninth album, City Of Love, the multi-million selling band will then hit the road to visit more cities than ever before.
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The Australian Pink Floyd Show: All That You Feel World Tour 2021 @ O2 City Hall Newcastle
18 November 2021
Performing the music of Pink Floyd with note for note perfection, the critically acclaimed tribute show, The Australian Pink Floyd, will be bringing their spectacle of a show to O2 City Hall Newcatle.
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Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra @ O2 City Hall Newcastle
01 December 2021
Jools Holland and The Rhythm & Blues Orchestra will once again take their much-loved annual tour around the UK featuring dazzling long-term vocalist Ruby Turner, with her breathtaking gospel, soul, blues vocals and songs written with Jools, as well as Louise Marshall, whose mellifluous voice illuminates all she sings.
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