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THE STORY OF SWING (From The Rat Pack to Robbie and Basie to Buble) comes to WHITBY – Pavilion Theatre on Friday 17th October!

Chris

9/23/2025 10:11:54 AM

Entertainment

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The Story of Swing From The Ratpack to Robbie, from Basie to Bublé.

 

Presented by Award winning vocalist and World Class trumpet player, Gareth John and featuring the stunning SOS Big Band - The Story of Swing takes you on a musical journey through decades of the iconic genre of swing and big band music.

Featuring the classic, much-loved hits of Bobby Darin, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr, right through to modern day crooners such as Michael Buble, Robbie Williams, Matt Goss, Paul Anka and Harry Connick Jr.

Gareth is renowned for his top-class showmanship, performing from the heart with huge passion for the genre. His stage presence and natural rapport with the audience are second to none. Not surprising, as he has shared the stage with many household names, including The Beautiful South, The Specials and many more.

Gareth will also be joined by some very special guests on the night.

 

 

'Love the show, the arrangements, performance and concept are just fantastic' Tony Minvielle, Jazz FM

'First class singer and band, playing big band and swing music the right way' Dennis Rollins MBE 

'A very professional show that is a must-see' Andy Pierce, BBC Radio Leicester 

'I love what Gareth and the band have done with this, a really fun evening for all' Carol Leeming MBE FRSA 

'Gareth is the British Buble, pure and simple' Darren Bazzoni, Tribute Magazine

 

 

Tickets for THE STORY OF SWING – 2025 & 2026 Shows are available from:

 

2025 DATES

Sunday 7th September                BOURNEMOUTH – Pavilion Theatre (with special guest Maddie Martin) – This is a matinee show

Thursday 11th September           BILLINGHAM – Forum Theatre

Wednesday 17th September        BROXBOURNE – The Spotlight

Friday 17th October                    WHITBY – Pavilion Theatre

Saturday 18th October                HARROGATE – Nidd Hall (Warner Hotels)

Saturday 1st November               CLACTON ON SEA – West Cliff Theatre (with special guest Maddie Martin)

Sunday 2nd November                 LEICESTER – Anthena Events Venue

 

2026 DATES

Friday 23rd January                    LYTHAM ST ANNE’s – Lowther Pavilion

Friday 6th February                    LOWESTOFT – Marina Theatre

Friday 13th February                  DUNDEE – Whitehall Theatre

Saturday 20th March                  BOLTON – Albert Halls

Saturday 11th April                    SOLIHULL – Core Theatre

Sunday 10th May                       RHYL – Pavilion Theatre

Thursday 18th June                    HARLOW – Playhouse

 

Tickets for the above shows can be purchased from - https://storyofswing.com/

 

For more information on THE STORY OF SWING, please visit the following website / social media links below:

Website – https://storyofswing.com/

Facebook –  https://www.facebook.com/storyofswing

Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/storyofswing/

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