Tickets and dates

The Lindisfarne Story.

2 upcoming dates, from 1 April 2027 to 22 April 2027, in Penistone and Thornton Hough.

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Upcoming dates.

Thu 1 Apr 2027Doors 19:30

The Lindisfarne Story - Spring Tour 2027 can pay £25 on door

Cubley Hall Hotel · Penistone

Lindisfarne was Tyneside's best loved band for over thirty years and a multi- media celebration of their music and heritage’s was devised by exmembers Ray Laidlaw and Billy Mitchell. In the stage show 'The Lindisfarne Story', Billy and Ray perform the songs and tell the tale of Lindisfarne's rise to fame and the people they met and worked with during countless concert tours, recording sessions, festivals, radio and TV appearances. It's hard to believe that it's over 50 years since Lindisfarne's 'Fog On The Tyne' album was No 1 in the UK album charts and the biggest selling UK album of 1972. In a remarkable career that included a record-breaking 120 appearances at Newcastle City Hall, hits like 'Meet Me On The Corner', 'Lady Eleanor', 'Clear White Light', 'Road To Kingdom Come', 'January Song' and 'Run For Home' are just a few of the classic songs that Lindisfarne produced and that audiences never tire of.

Gigs

From £23.10including booking fee

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Thu 22 Apr 2027Doors 18:30

THE LINDISFARNE STORY

Village Club · Thornton Hough

Thornton Hough Village Club presents THE LINDISFARNE STORY : The Road to Kingdom Come with ex Lindisfarne members Ray Laidlaw & Billy Mitchell. As a founder member of Lindisfarne, Ray Laidlaw was right in the middle of it... even before the band had been thought of. As a young lad with a drum kit and dreams of rock and roll, he set about hooking up with like-minded pals, setting him firmly on a course that would see him achieve success in a band with a #1 album, and a varied life in the music business. Thankfully, he kept all the best bits in a diary: and there's a lot of them, which came in very handy when THE LINDISFARNE STORY was first mooted... Billy Mitchell was also there when it all began. Close friends since the early days of Rock'n'Roll, Billy has never been far from the Lindisfarne action. When the band split temporarily in 1973, he teamed up with founder members Ray, Rod Clements and Si Cowe to form much-missed folk-rockers Jack the Lad. He eventually joined the band at the third time of asking in 1996, fronting the band until it split in 2003. His experience as both an outsider and insider gives a warm, unique perspective to THE LINDISFARNE STORY.

Gigs

From £33including booking fee

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