the hollies tour 2024

Sat 20th January 2024  |  Key Theatre |  Peterborough

Sat 10th february 2024  |  st george's theatre |  gt yarmouth, fri 23rd february 2024  |  plaza theatre |  romsey, fri 8th march 2024  |  arts centre |  haverhill, sat 9th march 2024  |  constitutional club |  braintree, sat 23rd march 2024  |  quay theatre |  sudbury, sat 11th may 2024  |  little theatre |  leicester, fri 17th may 2024  |  regal theatre |  minehead, fri 18th may 2024  |  norden farm |  maidenhead, fri 14th june 2024  |  landmark theatre |  ilfracombe, sat 15th june 2024  |  babbacombe theatre |  torquay, fri 28th june 2024  |  brindley theatre |  runcorn, sat 29th june 2024  |  courthouse |  otley, weds 17th july 2024  |  radlett centre |  radlett, sat 20th july 2024  |  rhoda mcgaw theatre |  woking, fri 23rd august 2024  |  naval and military club |  southend , sat 24th august 2024  |  civic hall |  brierley hill, fri 30th august 2024  |  ropetackle arts centre |  shoreham, fri 27th september 2024  |  medina theatre |  isle of wight, sat 28th september 2024  |  playhouse theatre |  whitstable, fri 4th october 2024  |  arts centre |  ipswich, sat 26th october 2024  |  town hall |  lydney, fri 1st november 2024  |  waterside theatre |  aylesbury, sat 2nd november 2024  |  astor theatre |  deal, sat 16th november 2024  |  seagull theatre |  lowestoft, sun 17th november 2024  |  regal theatre |  stowmarket, thu 21st november 2024  |  dembe theatre |  tring, sat 30th november 2024  |  public hall |  beccles, this show is performed by the fod band and is a tribute to the music of the two great harmony bands, the searchers and the hollies . the searchers and the hollies groups have no involvement in this show or in any merchandise..

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The Hollies (formed in 1962) are a notorious English rock band, known for their role in the 1960’s rock invasion hailing from Lacashire, England, UK.

Formed of primary school best friends Allan Clarke and Graham Nash originally under the moniker the Deltas, the Hollies derived their name from the pair’s admiration for the seasonal plant. Debuting alongside bassist Eric Heydock, drummer Don Rathbone and short-lived guitarist Vic Steele, the band soon came to the attention of EMI’s Parlophone Records who offered the band an audition, which led to the band recording a session at Abbey Road studios with guitarist Tony Hicks replacing Steele and Bobby Elliott replacing Rathbone on drums.

The band’s distinctive three-part harmonies became synonymous with the Hollie’s sound and drew comparisons with the Everly Brothers and later played on their album “Two Yanks Go to England”. The Hollie’s debut singles “(Ain’t That) Just Like Me” and “Searchin’” were covers of Coasters’ songs and subsequently earned a No. 2 spot for their cover of Doris Troy’s “Just One Look”.

Following the releases the Hollies left the world of R&B and soul covers behind and began crafting music in their own right. Their first two self-written hits were “We’re Through” and “Yes I Will” of which both reached the Top 10 in the UK singles charts.

Yet to reach commercial success in the U.S. the Hollies earned their first No. 1 hit in the UK with their single “I’m Alive”. The band’s breakthrough into the U.S. came with the single “Look Through Any Window” at the tail end of 1965 marking the most successful period of the Hollies’ musical excursions. Popular singles from around the time included “I Can’t Let Go”, “Bus Stop”, “Stop Stop Stop” and “On a Carousel”. Noted for their luscious harmonies and addictive melodies the band represented the golden age and earned lots of radio airplay.

Not received with the same respect as the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, the Hollies were largely seen as a singles band in an era gearing towards albums. Dissatisfied with the dependence on commercial pop Graham Nash left the band in 1968 teaming up with Stephen Stills and David Crosby to form the supergroup Crosby, Stills and Nash, Nash was replaced by Terry Sylvester.

Despite laregly being known as a ’60’s band the Hollies continued to produce hits well into the seventies including the pop ballad “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother” which spent 4 weeks in the U.S Top 10 and peaked at No. 3 in Britain. Vocalist Allan Clarke departed the group soon after, which ended up as a one-year hiatus replaced by Swedish singer Mikael Rikfors. Clarke’s returned marked one of the Hollies’ last hits with the single “The Air That I Breathe” another ballad of a similar ilk to “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother”.

Subsequently, the long-lived line-up of Clarke, Hicks, Elliott, Calvert and Sylvester ceased to exist after 1981 as Calvert and Sylvester left. However Nash, Hicks and Elliott reunited for the album “What Goes Around” and following tour. Soon after the group recorded a harmony rich cover of the Supremes’ “Stop! In the Name of Love” and continued to tour and record. Since then the band has released a 30th Anniversary compilation album, a Greatest Hits album on their 40th anniversary in 2003 and a six-disc set entitled “The Long Road Home”. With a line-up of Hicks, Elliott, bassist Ray Stiles and keyboardist Ian Parker, the Hollies released a new album of original material titled “Then, Now, Always” in 2009.

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When I saw the Hollies in concert, it was with a different lead singer. Granted, Allan Clark made the Hollies the Hollies for the most part, but I still enjoyed the concert. Even without Graham Nash. The songs were just as upbeat as you expected them to be, and I had fun with the many other people that were there.

Years and years have passed since the Hollies were at their most popular, but there is still a groups of people that want to relive that time, and that showed in how many people were in attendance. There were younger people, too, who didn't realize that the band members had changed, but once they started playing their more well-known songs, they were enjoying it as much as everybody else and started clapping along with everybody else.

This could have felt like a cover band for the original, but, quite frankly, I really enjoyed it, and it looked like everyone else around me enjoyed it as well. It takes you back in time, and if you close your eyes, you can feel how it was with the originals. As long as the music is good, then you can still be transported to that time and bring back the memories you had before

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I love seeing the hollies seen them twice in Basingstoke love the hits love Peter Howarth voice and solo guitarist love Tony guitarist especially intro to The Baby always fill like I'm at the party

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The Hollies Announce 60th Anniversary US 2022 Tour

Iconic British band and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, The Hollies, are celebrating 60 years of music with their return to the U.S. in April of 2022.

Their touring lineup includes original members of the Hollies drummer Bobby Elliott, and singer, songwriter, and lead guitarist Tony Hick. They will be joined by lead singer Peter Howarth, as well as bass player Ray Stiles, Keyboardist Ian Parker, and Steve Lauri on Rhythm Guitar.

The tour will mark the band’s return to the U.S. for the first time in over 20 years and will make stops in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, New Jersey and Washington D.C.

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The Hollies Tour Dates: April 2- Mayo Performing Arts Center – Morristown, NJ April 4 – The Kennedy Center – Washington DC  April 5 – Town Hall – New York, NY April 7 – The Athenaeum – Chicago, IL April 9 – The Saban – Los Angeles, CA

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