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Sound of the Lioness - a Tribute to Amy Winehouse

Gigs and concerts· Luton

Sound of the Lioness - a Tribute to Amy Winehouse

£18.60a ticket

+ £1.25–£4 order fee

Booking fee included, at See Tickets.

When
Saturday, 3 April 2027, 8pm
Where
Club 85, 74 Whinbush Road, Hitchin, SG5 1PZ
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About the event

From See Tickets's listing

SOUND OF THE LIONESS - A CELEBRATION OF AMY WINEHOUSE 7:30pm, Saturday 3rd April, Club 85, Hitchin On Sat 3rd April, we celebrate the sounds of one of the defining British voices of the 00s, as Sound of the Lioness return to our main stage for the first time since their sold out show at the venue in January. Formed in 2016, Sound of The Lioness is an 8-piece band with the goal of paying an authentic homage to the music of the late Amy Winehouse. Complete with a full horn section (including Baritone sax and flute) and drawing inspiration from her incredible performances, the band accurately recreates the live sound of Amy's touring bands of the 2000s, ranging from the jazz-inflection of the Frank era (2004) to the soul-drenched Mark Ronson style of the Back to Black years (2006-7). Expect to hear some of her greatest hits like: Valerie, Back to Black, Tears Dry On Their Own, Rehab, Me & Mr. Jones, Monkey Man, Love Is a Losing Game, Will You Still Love Me, You Know I'm No Good, Stronger Than Me and many more deep cuts.

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Club 85
74 Whinbush Road, Hitchin, SG5 1PZ

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