Adele fans who were disappointed when one of the world’s best-selling artists was forced to postpone her Las Vegas shows can hear all the singer’s greatest hits live at an award-winning Warwickshire hotel.
Last month, the 33-year-old Easy on Me singer cancelled her record-breaking new residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace Hotel just 24 hours before its opening night.
Fans can instead choose to see multi-award-winning Adele tribute artist Maxine Mazumder at Coombe Abbey Hotel on Friday, April 22, who will be performing Adele and Friends in the marquee with her live band.
She will be supported by another National Tribute Music Awards winner Buzz D’Angelo, who will be paying homage to James Brown and Prince. The night includes a three-course dinner and is suitable for ages 16+. (https://www.coombeabbey.com/product/adele-and-friends-2022-2/)
It is one of several tribute nights taking place at the Brinklow-based venue this year, marking a welcome return to live music across the UK following recent disruption caused by the Omicron variant.
Ron Terry, operations director of Coombe Abbey Ltd, said: “We are really delighted to welcome back live music entertainment at Coombe Abbey Hotel with a rich variety of tribute nights in our magnificent marquee on the East Terrace, which has space for up to 500 guests.
“We have scheduled an extra-special social diary throughout 2022 with some of the UK’s top tribute acts to cover all musical tastes from Adele and Friends to an afternoon tea with the D-Day Darlings and Bruno Mars tribute night.”
Back due to popular demand is the Bruno Mars tribute night on Friday, March 25. This night for over 16s will include a glass of sparkling wine on arrival, a three-course dinner, performances by Jeff Dingle as the Uptown Funk singer and a post-show disco.
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There will be two family-friendly afternoon teas with all-female trio The D-Day Darlings on Sunday, April 3 and Sunday, November 13 at 3pm. The Britain’s Got Talent finalists and 2019 BRIT Breakthrough Award winners will be performing popular wartime songs. (https://www.coombeabbey.com/product/afternoon-tea-with-the-d-day-darlings/)
Tribute artist and look-a-like Garry Pease will give a high-energy performance as Rod Stewart on Friday, May 20 performing everything from The Faces to The Great American Songbook and his latest solo material. The Rod and The Facez tribute night also includes a three-course dinner. For ages 16+.
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A Pure Queen tribute night features more than 25 of the band’s classic hits including Bohemian Rhapsody and Radio Ga-Ga, a three-course dinner and post-show disco in the marquee on Friday, September 23 for over-16s. (https://www.coombeabbey.com/product/queen-tribute-night/)
The season ends with George Michael Live, celebrating the songs by the late Careless Whisper singer and Wham! from Club Tropicana to Faith on Friday, October 21. There will also be a three-course dinner, and post-show disco for ages 16+. (https://www.coombeabbey.com/product/george-michael-tribute-night/)