‘A Night at Ronnie Scott’s’
60th Anniversary Gala

Wednesday 30th October 2019
Royal Albert Hall, 7.30pm
Tickets from £43.75 - on sale now

[www.royalalberthall.com]

On Wednesday 30th October 2019 in aid of the Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation, Ronnie Scott's is opening a bigger set of doors for one night only; putting on a once-in-a-lifetime gala concert at the Royal Albert Hall on our official 60th birthday.

‘A Night at Ronnie Scott’s’ will feature many of our regular performing artists, including Van Morrison, Imelda May, Kurt Elling, Madeline Bell, Nigel Kennedy playing Jimi Hendrix, Georgie Fame with the Blue Flames, The Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra, The Ronnie Scott’s All Stars, and many more. In addition to the musical entertainment, we will have the story of the club's (mostly) illustrious past told throughout the evening in words, pictures, and film.

THE LINE-UP

Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra led by Pete Long
Ronnie Scott’s All Stars led by James Pearson

With appearances by:
Kurt Elling
Courtney Pine
Madeline Bell

Imelda May sings the Blues

Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames with guests
Van Morrison and Pee Wee Ellis

Nigel Kennedy plays Jimi Hendrix

Guy Barker
Ian Shaw
Natalie Williams
Liane Carroll
Judi Jackson

more artists to be announced

Bjornulf



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2019-06-07 13:05 by bv.

I don't think we'd be surprised if a certain Mr Ronald Wood were to make an appearance if not otherwise engaged.

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I don't think we'd be surprised if a certain Mr Ronald Wood were to make an appearance if not otherwise engaged.

I think you are probably very correct good Sir !!

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Bill?...and maybe Charlie , not sure if MT is retired?

The Royal Albert Hall is sure one pretty place. Would love to see the building.
Ronnie too!

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35love
The Royal Albert Hall is sure one pretty place. Would love to see the building.
Ronnie too!

It is a condition of the Trust (or whatever it's called!) that runs the RAH that tickets to the gallery can only be sold on the day and in person.

Turn up early enough on the day..... and you'll get in for a great experience.

I've done it myself several times (Eric Clapton seasons), and told a friend about it when she was complaining about not getting access to the George Harrison Tribute ... and she flew from the USA to London and got a ticket and got in.

Go for it.

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Captain Corella
60 Years a Fan

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CaptainCorella

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35love
The Royal Albert Hall is sure one pretty place. Would love to see the building.
Ronnie too!

It is a condition of the Trust (or whatever it's called!) that runs the RAH that tickets to the gallery can only be sold on the day and in person.

Turn up early enough on the day..... and you'll get in for a great experience.

I've done it myself several times (Eric Clapton seasons), and told a friend about it when she was complaining about not getting access to the George Harrison Tribute ... and she flew from the USA to London and got a ticket and got in.

Go for it.

WOW. Love the building even more. Thank you.

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35love
The Royal Albert Hall is sure one pretty place. Would love to see the building.
Ronnie too!

My favorite venue anywhere. Have been lucky enough to have seen 12 shows there. With the new sound system, wow.

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35love

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CaptainCorella

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35love
The Royal Albert Hall is sure one pretty place. Would love to see the building.
Ronnie too!

It is a condition of the Trust (or whatever it's called!) that runs the RAH that tickets to the gallery can only be sold on the day and in person.

Turn up early enough on the day..... and you'll get in for a great experience.

I've done it myself several times (Eric Clapton seasons), and told a friend about it when she was complaining about not getting access to the George Harrison Tribute ... and she flew from the USA to London and got a ticket and got in.

Go for it.

WOW. Love the building even more. Thank you.

The box office also sells 'returns'. I read an account years ago about someone in the queue for a Clapton Gallery ticket watched people in front of him decline an offer of a return because of the cost (fair 'nuff), but decided to accept.

He ended up dead centre front row stalls.

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Captain Corella
60 Years a Fan