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Marty Wilde - Some of My Last Shows

One of the only performing original Rock’n’roll Pioneers in the World today.

Marty began his career in 1957 - and was one of the first British singers to play a leading part in those early formative and groundbreaking ‘Rock’n’roll’ years’. Marty is truly a legendary figure in music and he celebrates an official 8 Decades as a hit recording artist and songwriter (Hits for Kim Wilde, Status Quo, Tom Jones, The Casuals, Lulu, Hot Chocolate)    

With his own many chart hits, including “Teenager In Love”, “Endless Sleep”, “Donna”, “Sea Of Love”, “Bad Boy”, “Rubber Ball”, “Jezebel” plus a host of wonderful hit songs from that era - Marty Wilde and his fabulous band the Wildcats take you back through some of the most exciting musical times this country has ever experienced. 

A fantastic evening awaits you from a man who a short while ago was awarded the MBE by the Queen for Services to Music and in 2019 made a welcome return to the British music charts with his top ten hits CD, Dreamboats & Petticoats presents The Very Best Of Marty Wilde and again in October 2020 he made the UK album charts with all-new material on his “Running Together”  album.

In December 2020 he wrote, recorded and produced his first-ever Christmas double A sided single “Christmas Fantasia”/” Christmas All Over The World” recorded with his daughters Kim and Roxanne Wilde. A ‘live’ DVD was also recorded at The Stables, Milton Keynes with Kim,Roxanne ,Ricky and Scarlett Wilde.    

On his 85th birthday, in April 2024, Marty was number one in the Heritage Charts with his (then) new single ‘Two Eyes Streaming’. And its follow-up “Rise” also charting in the top ten. He continues to tour, write, and record.

His new album entitled “Let’s Rock This Place” (Cherry Red Records) has just been released. (2026)   Truly a show not to be missed!

www.martywilde.com

Sunday 19th September 2027 - 7.30pm

Tickets £31.00