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LateRooms.com - Rock Around the 60s Takes Norfolk Back in Time

The New Honeycombs will take people down memory lane for a night.

2011-05-24
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, May 24, 2011 (Press-News.org) Music fans can step back in time with the Rock Around the 60s show at Gorleston Pavilion Theatre in Norfolk next month.

The concert takes place on Friday June 3rd and will feature a set by The New Honeycombs, who will play a varied programme of tracks from the decade, including a selection of songs by the band they are named after.

In a statement, the venue explained: "The New Honeycombs toured the UK with one of the original founder members of The Honeycombs and are now on tour in their own right, recreating the sounds of the 60s and reflecting The Honeycombs' hits."

Attendees can expect to hear tunes like Have I the Right by the original group, as well as various other songs guaranteed to take people down memory lane.

Admission costs GBP16.50, with tickets available to buy online. The music will get started at 19:30 BST on the night.

Fans can use LateRooms.com to browse a huge variety of Norfolk hotels, with the website recommending options such as the George Hotel Norfolk.

Visit http://www.gorlestonpavilion.co.uk/ or call the box office on 01493 662832 to find out more about the concert.

Editors Notes:

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[Press-News.org] LateRooms.com - Rock Around the 60s Takes Norfolk Back in Time
The New Honeycombs will take people down memory lane for a night.