Little Miss Sixties and the Cruisers
Tickets

Little Miss Sixties and the Cruisers

Presented by: Woodsetts TARA Music


0 WOODSETTS: St Georges Church (info)
P Friday 23rd April, 2027
N Door time: 7:30pm, start time: 8:00pm
. All ages (under-16s must be accompanied by an adult)
C Music - General

Event information

Little Miss Sixties and the Cruisers!
"The Sound of the Sixties"
Little Miss Sixties has carved her own impressive path on the music circuit, rapidly ascending to become a much sought-after performer.
Her dynamic stage presence and authentic vocals have captivated audiences across the world with extensive tours, and taking her to numerous festivals and prestigious events.
Little Miss Sixties has shared the stage with some of the biggest names of the era, including Marty Wilde and the Wildcats, John Leyton, Eden Kane, Mike Berry, Chris Farlowe, and Mike D’Abo. , Known for being one of the most energetic sixties divas around, she brings the spirit and sound of the decade to life with every performance.

Along with Little Miss Sixties are The Cruisers, The legendary band of sixties icon Dave Berry.
Dave Berry himself is renowned for his timeless hits such as "The Crying Game," "Strange Effect," and "Little Things."
The Cruisers bring a wealth of experience and musicality, perfectly recreating the authentic sounds of the era that made Dave Berry a household name.
Together, Little Miss Sixties and the Cruisers present "The Sound of the Sixties", a show packed with the unforgettable hits and vibrant energy of the swinging decade.

Get ready to twist, shout, and relive the magic of the sixties with this sensational show!

Tickets

General Admission

40 tickets available

Total price: £16.50
Ticket price: £15.00, Booking fee: £1.50
 
 

Venue information

Woodsetts: St Georges Church
0 Lindrick Road
Woodsetts
Worksop
S81 8RL
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` We are a village community group that puts on music events periodically. We are not a church organisation, but use the village church as a music venue because of the ambience and acoustics. The PCC support our use.
Parking is on street in the village (please do not use the pub car park). The venue is wheelchair accessible and there is an accessible toilet available.