The Rolling Clones

Gigs · Tavistock

The Rolling Clones

Saturday 16 January 2027 · Doors 19:15

The Wharf, Tavistock

About this event

The Rolling Clones is on Saturday 16 January 2027 at The Wharf, Tavistock, with doors at 19:15. Tickets start at £23.10, including the booking fee.

There are no better guardians of the back catalogue of hits from The Rolling Stones, one of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll acts of all time. There are no better deliverers of vibrancy, edginess, masterly musicianship and charisma on the tribute circuit, and all this by the strutting, trout pouting Jaggernaut load. There is no better way to experience vintage juice from the best fruit on the rock ‘n’ roll tree: ladies and gentleman, we bring you The Rollin’ Clones.

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