Sounds of the sixties live in concert

You will need to act fast to catch The Sensational 60s Experience in Stevenage tomorrow (Saturday).

The show stars The Tremeloes, Herman’s Hermits, The Union Gapuk and The Ivy League.

In 1961 The Tremeloes (right) beat The Beatles to a three year recording contract with Decca Records.

Their hits include Twist and Shout, Do You Love Me, Here Comes My Baby and Silence is Golden.

Herman’s Hermits have had more than 20 top 20 singles, 10 hit albums and three major films. They have sold 75,000,000 recordings worldwide.

Silhouettes, I’m Into Something Good, Mrs Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter, Something is Happening and There’s a Kind of Hush are all on their track list.

They perform more than 200 shows a year worldwide.

The Union Gap gained worldwide recognition when Young Girl hit the number one spot in the UK and reached number two in America.

Lady Willpower and Woman Woman were also acclaimed in both countries.

Now you can hear The Union Gapuk perform the group’s music.

The Ivy League features singer, Dave Buckley, who was recruited by original band member, Perry Ford.

Dave was later joined by Jon Brennan and Mike Brice, and, although none of the original members still play for the group, they have kept The Ivy League going from strength to strength.

The Ivy League’s hits include Funny How Love Can Be, Tossing and Turning That’s Why I’m Crying.

The Sensational 60s Experience will take place in the Gordon Craig Concert Hall tomorrow (Saturday, March 9) at 7.30pm.

Tickets cost £22 and they are available from the Gordon Craig Theatre’s box office on 01438 363200 or online at www.gordon-craig.co.uk