Enjoy a truly electric show

AC/DC are surely one of the ultimate hard rock bands and fans at the concert hall can enjoy a set from one of the ultimate tributes to the Australian legends.

Whole Lotta DC are one of the most popular AC/DC tributes around and are also one of the loudest and most raucous.

An evening of pure rock and roll is guaranteed, with an energetic and enthusiastic set assured.

Tickets are £10 in advance and £12 on the night and the doors open at 7.30pm for an 8.30pm start.

For more information or to book tickets contact 01234 381254 or 01234 381122.

Rock covers will also be on the agenda at The Old Oak in Arlesey on Saturday.

Chronicle Country regulars Maxwell Hammer and Smith will be performing at the venue.

The Biggles Rock and Roll Club is also a good night to attend for hear some top tracks from the genre, and the event returns to the Biggleswade United Working Men’s Club on Saturday.

Rock and roll five-piece Just for Kicks are on the bill and will be playing classics from the likes of Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Bill Haley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard and Fats Domino.

For those who prefer to hear the sounds of swing on a night out, The Five Bells in Cople could be the place to go on Saturday.

Soloist Brian J will be serenading punters with a blend of Buble big band numbers and Matt Monro ballads.

A night of swing, jazz and sweet melodies are assured, as Brian entertains the crowds.

Glam rock, pop and blues will be heard at the Potton and District Club on Saturday, courtesy of the B4s.

The four-piece promise rock and roll, audience participation and an evening of all-round entertainment.

Rock covers duo Beatroot will be making their debut at Sandy Conservative Club on Saturday.

The pair have been playing across the area for some seven years and cover bands and artists like Bon Jovi, Snow Patrol, Van Morrison, Chuck Berry, Bryan Adams and The Eagles.

Rhythm and blues fans can enjoy some of their favourite sounds at The White Hart Hotel in Shefford on Sunday (September 9).

Juke are a well-regarded covers band who promise a quality set every time.

Over in Stotfold, The Beatniks will be be paying tribute to The Beatles, Stones and Kinks at The Chequers pub on Friday (September 7).

Soul, funk and disco favourites Huggy Flares will be on the bill at Stotfold Conservative Club on Saturday, while rock covers and glam rock will be on the cards at The Crown pub nearby, also on Saturday.

Tacky Tigerz will also be playing rock covers at the venue.