WHILE Somerset may not be on the radar of international stars like Michael Bublé – fans of his music can still enjoy a night out to hear the work of the singing sensation.
Following last year’s highly successful show Frank Sinatra – The Centennial Celebration, which attracted sell-out audiences and standing ovations across the region, The Dave Hankin Big Band has returned with a new show – The Magic of Michael Bublé.
The show, which is coming to the Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre on September 23, the set is set to include favourites such as Everything, Haven’t Met You Yet, Home, Feeling Good and the awesome Cry Me A River.
The songs will be performed by the full-sized 17-piece Dave Hankin Big Band.
However, the band will not be the only sound, with Bern Stewart joining the team on vocals.
And band leader Dave said the show will appeal to enthusiasts of big band swing music and Bublé alike.
He said: “The great thing about the show is it will not only appeal to fans of Michael Bublé, but also to anyone who just loves that big band sound and who’s up for a night full of laughs and great music.”
The show gets underway from 7.30pm and for more details and to buy tickets – which cost £12.50, £11 for concessions and £9 for students – log on to the website tacchi-morris.com, or call 01823 414141.
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