Tribute Bands for Hire in Myanmar

Amazing band, really talented musicians and it’s so authentic you can believe you’re up close and personal with the real thing (although these guys are better!). A top night out, if you like the music of Dire Straits they’re well worth seeing more than once for all the fun and fab sounds! �x

'Oh What a Night!' Ok, so those familiar with 1960's group the Four Seasons will know that is the title of one of their songs but it is also a very apt statement for the performance given in the tribute show 'Big Girls Don't Cry' featuring the East Coast Boys who are currently touring the country with their eighth year on the road. As half expected they launched straight into 'Big Girls Don't Cry' and that was it.... the audience with were with them for every (dance) step and song for the rest of the show! The four guys portraying Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi have mastered the accents and stayed in character for the whole evening. Their interaction with the audience was abundant and delighted throughout the show. More.... http://www.northwestend.co.uk/index.php/music-reviews/1462-big-girls-don-t-cry-charter-theatre-preston

Just had our wedding evening on Saturday 9th September and the kasuals played for our main event! Fantastic band and lovely to work with. Very genuine and would highly recommend for any suitable occasion. We had a 50/60s theme of a wedding and they were perfect!! 10/10 and beyond! Thank you for a memorable night we will talk about for years to come fondly. Xx

These impeccably dressed foursome took to the stage and gave an outstanding performance recreating the music of the Four Seasons with an opening song of Frankie Valli's 'My Mothers Eyes'........and it was a sensation from there on! Bye Bye Baby are the creation of Marc Ryzer who is the Musical Director and although none of the four had met before he had worked with each at various times. It was he who brought them together with a vision of creating the best in tributes to Franki Valli and The Four Seasons and they are well on the way to achieving this after only being formed in 2013 and performing their first professional theatre tour in 2015. Ryzer knew from the onset that the four guys were something special and put them through 3 months of intensive rehearsals along with choreographer Scott Jenkins (also Artistic Director) to perfect the stage show. It was certainly evident from the opening bars and synchronized dance routines that this group are committed to recreating the fabulous sounds and moves of the 60's group, who achieved several number one hits. The show however isn't just about the music, it also tells the story of how the original group were formed having a string of names before settling on the Four Seasons taken from the name of a bowling alley they were at! The performance continued with other hits such as 'Sherry', 'Big Girls Don't Cry', 'Walk Like a Man' and 'Let's Hang On' unsurprisingly accompanied by an enthusiastic audience with plenty of singing, arm waving and dancing in the side aisles, although I am glad to say it was only the last number 'Bye Bye Baby' that brought everyone to their feet. I am all for audience participation but prefer to keep my seat until the end. The dancing crowd tonight did not distract from the stage performers. Returning after a short interval the hits kept on coming with 'December 63', ‘Why Do Fools' and the one giving the name 'Bye Bye Baby'. Jamie Ledwith as Frankie Valli has a brilliant falsetto voice and it would be hard to distinguish him from Valli. Richard Campbell as Bob Gaudio and Tim Kay as Tommy DeVito along with the baritone voice of Daniel Goddard as Nick Massi perform faultless harmonies throughout. As individual singers they are all extremely talented and together give the 'wow' factor. These guys are pure showmen using the stage with ease and their dance routines are second to none. The personalities of each shine through and the audience were swept away from beginning to end. The stage was simple, a screen at the back often favoured by tributes, showing clips of the original group, however I have to admit I really did not pay much attention to what was going on with the screen as I was mesmerised by Bye Bye Baby. Four spotlights from above focused on each member, a spotlight following them when moving around the stage would have benefitted as they were occasionally cast under shadow with their routines. Supported by a fabulous four piece band under Musical Supervisor Steve Fawbert on Drums, Gary Mullins - Guitar, Dan Giles -Bass and Henry Burnett - Keys. They were an impeccable accompaniment to the singers. Although the theatre was not full last night I foresee that once the word gets out that a return next year will be a sell out. Returning to the stage for an encore the guys sang a medley of the songs performed during the evening and afterwards met fans to sign autographs and have photos taken. Bye Bye Baby continue to tour and if you get chance to see these 'Perfectly Polished Performers' I urge you to do so, you will not be disappointed. For more info and tour dates: www.byebyebabylive.co.uk Reviewer: Lorna Weekes Reviewed: 10th June 2016 North West End Rating: ★★★★

Went to see you last night 8th October featherstone . Watched you for the second time. Never disappoint  out of this world. Great band

Thanks guys you delivered another outstanding performance at Donington Park, the fans loved you! We would love to have you back again for future events!

Tack för en fantastisk proffsig Abbashow som ni bjöd på under vår konferens på Gothia Towers. Våra utländska gäster njöt av showen och dansgolvet blev ganska snart fullt.

"You were fantastic tonight at butlins Minehead In center stage my nan and I very much enjoyed it thank you for a great night" - ‎Stephanie Jenkins, 11th July 2016

Wow ! What can I say... I was absolutely blown away by The Vox Beatles tribute band's attention to detail in their performances at my party. They kept the dance floor full and I it was great to see all my friends and family singing along to every song they played. Being a diehard beatle fan myself, I was impressed that all of their equipment looked authentic and their stage presence second to none... I would thoroughly recommend these guys.... experienced, reliable and friendly.... you made my night... "I would like to say thank you on behalf of our group and to yourselves ....YES ! YOU PASSED THE AUDITION ! Hope to see you again soon. John

I had the great opportunity of having BED OF ROSES, North America's #1 Bon Jovi Tribute play at my resort. They certainly live up to their billing. BED OF ROSES are one of the best tribute bands we have ever had the pleasure of working with. True professionals and totally dedicated to their craft. Bon Jovi would be proud to share the stage with BED OF ROSES. The band's authenticity in sound, music, costumes and production is top notch. All the members are proficient players, fun and great to work with. The band envelops the crowd and includes them into their show.

“Thank you for the phenomenal concert at The Rialto tonight in Montreal. The show was spectacular and truly honored the legacy of Freddie and Queen.” - Amir Amozig  (Rialto 08/2013)