Peter Howarth

Gigs · Twyford

Peter Howarth

Saturday 24 April 2027 · Doors 19:30

St Mary's Church, Twyford

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Peter Howarth is on Saturday 24 April 2027 at St Mary's Church, Twyford, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £30.30, including the booking fee.

Peter Howarth has been the lead singer of the Hollies for 21 years. This solo performance (two sets) features Hollies hits, songs from Peter's West End period in Only The Lonely, the Roy Orbison Story and also some of his own compositions. All in all a rare experience in an atmospheric church in the Hampshire countryside! Licensed bar available.

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