Maiden Anglia – East Anglia’s premier Iron Maiden tribute band are making their Cambridge debut at the Portland Arms!
Bringing you two hi-octane sets of classic Maiden, performed with passion, precision and reverence for the source material.
Support: Planet Fatale
‘A Band Called Malice – The UK’s favourite and most authentic tribute to ‘The Jam’ continue to take venues by storm as they cement their position as the number one choice for devoted fans of The Jam.
The talented musicians are the real deal and guarantee to take you back to ‘When You’re Young’ with their performances that give the same high energy, angst, aggression, passion and soul of their idols!
The high quality of their shows was rewarded with them being selected as finalists in the National Tribute Awards and have also been awarded a tour with the O2 Academy network.
They not only play the hits of Weller and co. but include B sides and album tracks rarely performed by other Jam tribute bands – Jam fans won’t be disappointed.
So – if you are ‘In the City’, find yourself in a ‘Strange Town’, are ‘Going Underground’ or are simply ‘A Boy about Town’ – you have to see A Band Called Malice whether you either loved The Jam or if you just want the exhilarating joy of a classic gig.
Foxymop are the UK’s most authentic tribute to Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Pearl Jam.
Over 30 years on from Pearl Jam putting Seattle on the map, Foxymop bring the nostalgia of old favourites alive, as well as playing live rarities from across the years for an arena setlist in an intimate setting. Led by vocals so on point, you could close your eyes and think it’s Eddie Vedder himself.
With overdriven guitars, facemelting solos and huge drums to match…you can’t find a better band.
“Get some Foxymop!!!! Yes, yes!!” – Dave Abbruzzese, Pearl Jam 1991-1994
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Join us for a night of nostalgia and musical excellence as the renowned tribute to Marillion, StillMarillion takes the stage at The Portland Arms in Cambridge on Saturday, November 23rd.
Formed in 2008 in Scotland, StillMarillion pays homage to the classic Fish era of Marillion, faithfully recreating the magic of one of progressive rock’s most iconic bands. With a passion for preserving the essence of Marillion’s early years, StillMarillion captures the spirit and energy of Fish’s era with precision and dedication.
For this special show in Aberdeen, StillMarillion will delve deep into the archives of Marillion’s discography, treating fans to a classic Fish era setlist that will transport audiences back to the golden age of progressive rock. From the atmospheric landscapes of “Script for a Jester’s Tear” to the emotive storytelling of “Misplaced Childhood,” prepare to be swept away by a sonic journey through Marillion’s most beloved albums.
But the nostalgia doesn’t end there. StillMarillion will also pay tribute to Fish’s debut solo album, “Vigil in a Wilderness of Mirrors,” by performing select cuts from this seminal release. Experience the raw emotion and poetic lyricism that defined Fish’s solo career, as StillMarillion brings these songs to life with their own unique flair and passion.
Don’t miss this opportunity to witness StillMarillion live at The Portland Arms, as they celebrate the music of Marillion and Fish in all its glory. Get ready for an unforgettable night of progressive rock bliss and immerse yourself in the timeless sounds of a bygone era.
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