The spirit of the Man in Black is alive and 'kicking like a mule' with an outstanding celebration of the iconic legend by the Carter/Cash endorsed
Johnny Cash Roadshow.
This is gold standard, fire-cracking entertainment from the first note, delivering an inspired set of cherished numbers with impeccable rhythmic pace. A dynamic performance from an unparalleled group of highly talented musicians and a guaranteed treat for country music lovers and die hard Cash fans alike.
The stage lights up with a colourful explosion of energy, against a striking backdrop of classic screen imagery of the 'real deal'. Clive John, captures the essence of Cash with exceptional style and confidence. His deep, distinctive vocals are spot on, evoking pure country magic with Walk the Line, Folsom Prison Blues and A Thing Called Love.
Charismatic duets are superb. Renditions of Don't You Think It's Come Our Time and Jackson, encapsulate the tender charm and uplifting humour shared by the late enigmatic pair. The music doesn't miss a beat as the set glides seamlessly along, evoking a timeless quality of a golden era with fresh contemporary flair.
Martin Bentley (bass) is in a league of his own and Nick Davis (guitars) and Darren Bazzoni (drums) first class. Backing vocals by Louise Masters and Amanda Stone add sparkle and glamour as the Carter sisters, complimenting the line up with equally impressive versatility.
Despite the band's professional portfolio and slick stage presence they reach a direct intimacy with audiences of all ages that other performers can't quite pull off. This is more than just a show, it's a heart warming story played out with genuine passion and a wonderful celebration of one of worlds greatest known artists. Further information including tour dates and new album release,
Johnny Cash Roadshow Gold, can be found at
www.johnnycashroadshow.com
February
4th
Gordon Craig Theatre Stevenage
9th Empire Theatre Consett
11th Grimsby Auditorium
12th Customs House South Shields
17th The Capitol Horsham
18th Chequer Mead theatre, East Grinstead
19th St.Georges Theatre, Great Yarmouth
23rd Memorial Theatre, Lanarkshire
24th Howden Park, Livingston
25th The Townhouse, Hamilton
26th Theatre Royal, Wakefield
27th Orchard Theatre, Dartford
March
3rd Epstein Theatre, Liverpool
4th The Swan, Worcester
17th Festival Theatre, Pitlochry
18th The Spa Scarborough
24th The Princes Hall in Aldershot
25th Victoria Hall, Halifax
April
27th The Courtyard in Hereford
28th The Lights, Andover
29th Central Hall , Chatham
30th Princes Theatre in Clacton on Sea
May
5th Princess Theatre, Torquay
6th The Brook, Southampton
10th Coliseum Theatre,Oldham
11th City Hall, Newcastle
12th Stratford ArtsHouse, Stratford-upon-Avon,
13th indigo at The O2
16th Gaiety Theatre & Arts Centre, Ayr
17th Civic, Rotherham
20th Lowther Pavilion, Lytham St Annes
21st Pavillion Theatre, Glasgow
23rd Eastbourne WINTER GARDENS
25th Wyvern Theatre, Swindon
26th Thameside Theatre, Grays
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