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ANNIVERSARY TOUR Don McLean comes to Birmingham’s Symphony Hall this month to celebrate 50 years of American Pie.
The American Troubadour has had Top 20 singles worldwide with American Pie, Vincent, Cryin, And I Love You So, Wonderful Baby, Since I Don’t Have you, It’s Just The Sun and If We Try and Madonna, Drake and Garth Brooks are among many artists who have also recorded his songs.
In 1971, Don McLean released American Pie as a double-A single and it charted within a month. Interest from the media and public sent the single to #1 in America and Don to international stardom. Despite decades of attempted interpretations, Don has always remained enigmatic as to the song’s meaning and the mystery remains to this day! He will be at Symphony Hall on September 14.
Tickets, including VIP packages with meet and greet, priority seating, signed merchandise and photo opportunities, are available via
www.bmusic.co.uk
EIGHTIES POP SENSATION
Kim Wilde and her incredible band are returning to Birmingham, with support from China Crisis on her Greatest Hits Tour, following the Worldwide success of Here Come The Aliens.
Featuring hit singles from 1981 to 2020, this will be an unmissable event not only for Kim Wilde fans, but also for fans of the 80s. Featuring classics such as Kids In America,‘Hangin’ On,‘You Came and other less often heard hits like A Million Miles Away and Love Is Holy – this is going to be the definitive Kim Wilde show.
Kim Wilde is one of the most adored female artists of the 80’s. The voice of a generation of rebellious youth, Kim’s punchy vocals and look of the moment alighted dancefloors and airwaves around the world. She was and remains a media darling and this style and music icon is still performing at her best.
Kim’s special guests on this tour are the amazing China Crisis who were fellow chart toppers in the 80’s with hits such as Wishful Thinking and King in a Catholic Style.
See her at Symphony Hall on September 16. For tickets visit
www.bmusic.co.uk
IS THE END NIGH?
Daniel Howell is back, as stressed and depressingly dressed as ever, with his epic new solo comedy stage show ‘We’re All Doomed!’
When there’s so many apocalyptic scenarios threatening to destroy us, it might be tempting to give into the gloom - but with enough sarcasm, satire and a desire to skewer everything that’s wrong with society, Dan is determined to find some hope for humanity...or at least laugh like it’s the end of the world (because it probably is).
Prepare for a night of savage self-deprecation, soul-searching, Dan over-sharing his deepest fears and desires, and become part of a community of doomers to share the final days.
He’s at Birmingham Symphony Hall on September 17. For tickets visit
www.bmusic.co.uk
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