BEE Gees Fever perform in Worcester this weekend.
The UK tribute band will bring their Tenth Anniversary Tour to the Huntingdon Hall on Saturday night. The group have been playing in Worcester since 2005 and have built up loyal following.
As well as marking ten years on the road together, the band will also celebrate the fact that their own anniversary coincides with the 50th anniversary of the real Bee Gees being in the music industry.
In November 2003 Bee Gees Fever headlined a worldwide memorial fanclub convention where fans from all over the globe paid homage to the memory of Maurice Gibb, who died in January 2003. Blue Weaver, who was the original keyboard player with the group during the 70s, was the guest of honour during that weekend and commented that when he saw Bee Gees Fever perform on stage it was like 1979 again.
The Worcester show will be dedicated to Maurice.
For tickets call 01905 611427 or book online at www.ticketweb.co.uk.
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