Jive Party with LIVE music from OOBOPSH'BAM

Event information

Tickets - if the online ticket allocation has gone then remember there will be 200 plus tickets available on the door. It is always busy on an OOBOPSH'BAM night.

This event is a jive dance night with live music from the above band. It's set in one of the few remaining original decor ballrooms remaining in London, The Rivoli Ballroom. An amazing and nostalgic venue. A blast from the best of the past. Beginners welcome.

OO-BOP-SH'BAM - are one of the most exciting and energetic RnB, Boogie, Jump Blues Band in Europe. They are unique in that they can play Jive, Blues, Rock and Roll and Jazz and have become Festival Favourites headlining at many of the top Jive, Blues, Rock and Roll and Jazz festivals in Europe.

The Musicians, all top professionals, have worked with Freddy Mercury / Joe Jackson / Allison Moyet / Hubert Sumlin / Eric Clapton / Robert Plant / Scotty Moore / Alvin Lee / Tony Bennet / Tom Jones and many more.

Jackson Sloan is the most energetic, and most charismatic Lead Vocalist around and He, Alan and John have influenced some of the best Jump Jive bands of the last 20 years or more with their Legendary band "Rent Party"

Feet will be tapping and the dance floor will be filled to capacity when they play.

A fantastic night is in store, including a beginners' jive dance class 8:30 -9pm and Jive Party DJs to 1am.

For more details of this and our other events go to www.jiveparty.com

NOTE: Doors open at 8pm. Ticket Holders - for guaranteed instant admission please arrive by 10:30pm. In the unlikely scenario that ticket holders haven't arrived by 10:30pm and the venue has reached it's capacity (with remaining ticket holders taken into account) and there is a queue waiting to get in then we may make the decision that you will not be turning up and allow some of the waiting customers in. If you then turn up you will be given the option of either a refund or you may have to wait for people to leave before we would be allowed to let you in. Capacity has only been reached once so far.