The Ultimate Commitments & Blues Brothers Experience 28.02.26
Described as ‘absolutely amazing’ and ‘truly authentic’ and featuring a full LIVE band, The Ultimate Commitments and Blues Brothers Experience relives the story lines of both classic films and all the fantastic music of The Commitments and The Blues Brothers. This is a show of two halves – Dublin Soul meets Chicago Blues. And this exceptional show is coming to The Civic in Trowbridge.
This big-band style experience is packed full with iconic scenes, laughs, crazy dance moves and the authentic sounds of soul, rhythm, blues, and even a little country and western music.
Richard Alcock of EJB Promotions said “We have a jam-packed show ready to entertain you including The Commitments hits Try A Little Tenderness and Mustang Sally to Blues Brothers classics Soulman, Gimme Some Loving and Everybody – plus a whole lot of humour in between!”
With audio-visual displays and some of the best R&B musicians in the UK – this will be a night to truly remember!
Suitable for all ages. Parental guidance is advised. Attendees under the age of 16 must attend with a ticket holding adult.
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