HAVE A BLOCKBUSTIN' CHRISTMAS with THE SWEET

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THE SWEET – Blockbuster Christmas Show
comes to NEWCASTLE – Wylam Brewery on Wednesday 5th December 2018!





The Sweet Blockbuster Glam Christmas Party - Celebrating 50 years.

The Sweet are a National Treasure, British at the core and a Rock Music Phenomena that has taken every continent by storm for more than four decades.  With the hits Blockbuster, Ball Room Blitz, Fox On The Run & Love Is Like Oxygen The Sweet became one of the biggest bands of the '70s, and were the quintessential glam rockers who brought androgynous looks and crunching guitar pop to the masses.

The Golden Thread that links the past through to the present and into the future is Andy Scott.  His determination to maintain high standards with the band's musical legacy and touring is legendary.  The band today has an illustrious pedigree recreating "live" the high energy and soaring vocals associated with the Sweet sound that is the band's trademark.







THE SWEET – Blockbuster Christmas / December 2018 shows include:





Wednesday 5th December   

NEWCASTLE – Wylam Brewery

Doors – 7.00pm

Tickets - £23.00 advance





Saturday 8th December   

BLACKBURN – King George’s Hall (Windsor Suite)  

Doors – 7.30pm

Tickets - £23.00 advance





Tuesday 18th December   

BURY ST EDMUNDS – Apex   

Doors – 7.00pm

Tickets - £25.00 advance





Friday 21st December   

WARRINGTON – Parr Hall    

Doors – 7.30pm

Tickets - £23.00 advance







Tickets for the above shows are available from the following:

Box Office No – 08444 780 898   

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