FORMER members of legendary rock band The Kinks will bet getting back together to relive the good times on a Worcestershire stage.
Making up the line-up of The Kast Off Kinks is original drummer Mick Avory, bassist John Dalton, who was in he band in the 60s and 70s, keyboardist Ian Gibbons, who joined the ranks in the 80s and 90s and still regularly plays with Kinks frontman Ray Davies, and guitarist Dave Clarke, who is formerly of the Beach Boys, Noel Redding, and Tim Rose.
Audiences at Huntington Hall, Worcester, on Saturday (May 2) can expect to hear all the hits, including You Really Got Me, Dedicated Follower Of Fashion, Sunny Afternoon, Lola, Dead End Street, Days, Waterloo Sunset, Apeman, Come Dancing, and many more.
Tickets cost £20, or £18 for concessions, and can be booked by visiting worcesterlive.co.uk or by calling 01905 611427.
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