Tickets and dates

Stipe.

2 upcoming dates, from 28 November 2026 to 5 February 2027, in Tavistock and Sutton.

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Upcoming dates.

Sat 28 NovDoors 19:15

Stipe – authentic sounding REM Tribute

The Wharf · Tavistock

Stipe are recognised as the definitive tribute to R.E.M., the band from Athens, Georgia who are widely credited as pioneers of alternative rock, influencing countless bands who would follow, including Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Radiohead. R.E.M remain a model for young musicians everywhere: a band who always did things on their own terms, a band committed to doing the right thing for each other (such as splitting royalties equally), and never compromising on their artistic independence. They called it a day, on their own terms, in 2011, and have repeatedly ruled out ever reuniting. Having played to tens of thousands of people all over the UK and Europe, and not least to Michael Stipe himself on the ‘One Show’ (Michael described them as ‘awesome’), Stipe are a professional six-piece, who, as huge fans of the band, take the music (if not themselves) seriously. Iconic songs such as ‘Losing My Religion’ and ‘Everybody Hurts’ are recreated note-for-note, while Richard Southern’s studied vocal pays homage to Michael Stipe’s unique voice and enigmatic performance style. While all shows feature the familiar hits, every setlist is different. Deeper cuts from R.E.M.’s peer...

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Fri 5 Feb 2027Doors 19:30

Stipe: The R.E.M. Tribute

The Boom Boom Club · Sutton

R.E.M. by Stipe – the alt-rock awesomeness of R.E.M. recreated. As regular visitors to the festival scene, leading venues and with gigs into Europe, Stipe have earned the praise of “awesome” from R.E.M.’s own lead singer Michael Stipe. This is the definitive tribute to one of the biggest sounds in rock and they’ve performed the songs of R.E.M. to thousands of people worldwide. R.E.M. built a towering back catalogue that reached from the addictive highs of Shiny Happy People down to the reflective darkness of Everybody Hurts, covering all else in between.

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