Having been a pop sensation in the group Amen Corner, with hits including (If Paradise is) Half As Nice and Bend Me Shape Me, Andy Fairweather Low only really came into his own in 1983 when Ronnie Lane asked him to play at a charity concert. He found himself playing alongside the likes of Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff beck. He has since toured or recorded with many famous names, including Roger Waters, George Harrison, Stevie Nicks and Tom Jones. Now he is appearing at Witham Public Hall!

A fabulous evening of classic Rock’n’Roll, pop and instrumentals with Rich Clifford and The Young Once, re-creating the authentic sounds of Cliff Richard and The Shadows plus many others including hits from the Beatles, Johnny Kidd and The Pirates, Spencer Davis, Ben E King and The Searchers to name but a few. An evening not to be missed by any fans of 60s music!

Darren Page teams up with Marc Robinson who both have careers dedicated to Roy Orbison and Buddy Holly, performing all over Great Britain and around the world. They have come together to bring you a two hour uplifting show that will entertain you with pure nostalgia, featuring with all their hits, and few earlier recordings too! Will Rock 'n' Roll ever Die? That’ll be the Day!

Andy Wilsher returns to the Public Hall after a short break with his fabulous Christmas Show featuring the greatest hits of Michael Bublé and Robbie Williams, but this time he has an extra special guest in the form of Abba tribute singers 'Abba Unique'. Book a table for a great Christmas party night out.

Following their fantastic concert earlier this year, Mimik Floyd are back with another show featuring the very best of one of the world’s most successful bands. A truly authentic evening’s entertainment showcasing all the favourites, such as Wish You Were Here and Comfortably Numb alongside some lesser-known numbers, all expertly replicated by a band of seven musicians and singers.

Whilst performing in Las Vegas two years ago Bob Drury was described as "one of the world's finest vocal tributes to Neil Diamond" and he's now back touring the UK with his new show celebrating the legendary Neil Diamond and his incredible back catalogue of songs. Bob Drury's one-man show is an absolute 'must-see' for any Diamond fans. All the favourite hits plus a few lesser-known songs will guarantee a fantastic evening!

Witham's BIG Sing return for another Christmas Concert featuring their trademark blend of pop, gospel, soul and inspirational songs for the festive season.

Experience the passion, power and majesty of The Who - one of the world's greatest rock bands - in an unforgettable two-hour show. Johnny Warman's Magic Bus pay tribute to The Who in their own unique way, capturing the band's pure adrenaline rush and adding their individual flair to the songs. Won't Get Fooled Again, My Generation, The Seeker, I Can't Explain, Baba O'Riley, Pinball Wizard, Who Are You?, 5.15 and many more.

The talented musicians of The ELO Encounter are making a welcome return to the Public Hall with their brilliant recreation of the distinctive sound of The Electric Light Orchestra. Expect all the big hits such as Telephone Line, Strange Magic, Rockaria and, of course, Mr Blue Sky plus a few lesser-known items from the band's vast back catalogue.

This special fundraising dance is to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the fateful last gig of Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens on 2nd February 1959. J.S. & The Lockerbillies will be the band for the night and Maurice's Rockin' Machine will be filling the dance floor.

A night of music from one of the world’s most prolific songwriters starting with his solo career, working right back through to the early years of his Beatles hits.
A celebration of the Legend that is Lennon.

Bootleg Blondie are the only official Blondie tribute band in the world and are fully endorsed by Debbie Harry herself. The band brings all the greatest Blondie hits to life with an authentic sound and a lead singer who bears an uncanny resmblance, both physically and vocally, to Debbie Harry herself. Just check out the You Tube clip if you're not convinced.