Forthcoming Showtimes Soul Survivors. An infectious performance covering hits from The Isley Brothers to The Ojays, Otis Reading to Marvin Gaye – Soul.

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Forthcoming Showtimes Soul Survivors. An infectious performance covering hits from The Isley Brothers to The Ojays, Otis Reading to Marvin Gaye – Soul at its very best. Wednesday 13 th £25.00pp The American Legends A tribute to the legends of souls and motown, performing favourites from The Drifters and many more to take you back in time. Wednesday 20 th £25.00pp

Forthcoming Showtimes Elvis and the Passionettes Fathers Day Special One of the very best tributes to the King! Gordon Hendricks is a firm favourite at Bibis and brings Elvis back to life in this stunning show. Sunday 17 th June – Soul Legends New Act Featuring the amazing vocals of William Hicks, backed by the gorgeous Soul Sisters, performing the greatest songs of soul from Marvin Gaye to Aretha Franklin and many more… Wednesday 27 th £25.00pp

Forthcoming Showtimes Schwing Sensational swing, jazz and soul show band, bringing Old Blue Eyes back to life for one day only… a firm favourite at Bibis and one not to be missed. Sunday 1 st July – Lunchtime £25.00pp American Dream Motown This show combines the very classic hits from the vibrant age of the Philadelphia sound and Motown, from four globally renowned artistes. Wednesday 4 th £25.00pp

Forthcoming Showtimes The American Four Tops An unrivalled tribute to the Four Tops, featuring William Hicks – The sounds of The Drifters, Ben E King, Smokey Robinson and the Temptations. Wednesday 11 th £25.00pp Just To Be Frank Old Blue Eyes is back on stage with some of the best songs ever written – a quality tribute to the class and charisma of Sinatra, supported by Joel Purnells Quintet. Sunday 15 th July – Lunchtime £25.00pp

Forthcoming Showtimes The Briefcase Blues Brothers An authentic classic soul feel, recreating the energy and excitement of the originals – this show is true party time. Wednesday 18 th £25.00 pp Take That 2 and Robbie After the most exciting reunion in British pop history, Take That 2 and their special guest are back with all the classic hits! Wednesday 25 th £25.00pp

Forthcoming Showtimes Supreme Divas of Motown Celebrating Motown with hits from The Supremes, The Three Degrees, Aretha Franklin, Sister Sledge and many other legends. Sunday 29 th July – £25.00pp August and September Showtime's coming soon.