Limehouse Lizzy play Forum this Friday
Wednesday, 15th August 2012
Officially named as one of the hardest working live acts in the UK, the fantastic Limehouse Lizzy make a welcome return to Forum Waterford this coming Friday, August 17th. Now celebrating their 19th anniversary as a band, Limehouse Lizzy are without question, one of the finest and most successful tribute bands on the live circuit and their stirring and detailed tribute to the late great, Phil Lynott and his band, Thin Lizzy is definitely not to be missed.
Richly rewarded in 2001 with the title "Live Band Of The Year" by Guitarist Magazine, the accolades and reviews of Limehouse Lizzy's live performances have been truly outstanding. Radio Times Magazine said: "If you're sceptical about tribute acts, you won't be after seeing Limehouse Lizzy". The Guardian declared: "Limehouse Lizzy's front-man Wayne Ellis, an uncanny ringer for Phil Lynott"..., while the highly respected BBC2 arts entertainment programme Arena, described Limehouse Lizzy's stage show as: "Superb entertainment for more than a decade…fantastic live music". Limehouse Lizzy have toured the world, garnered great acclaim from both music critics and Thin Lizzy fans alike and, if any further proof were needed, Limehouse Lizzy were accredited for their live shows by the Performing Rights Society in December 2011, and received their award from PRS Chairman and Ivor Novello award-winning songwriter (Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, Tom Jones) Guy Fletcher OBE. Can you name another tribute band with such a distinguished CV? No, neither can I.
Fans old & new will be treated to note-perfect Thin Lizzy classics such as; "The Boys are back in Town", "Jailbreak", "Dancing in the Moonlight", "Whiskey in the Jar", plus choice album cuts when Limehouse Lizzy play Forum Waterford this coming Friday, August 17th. Tickets priced €15.00 (including booking fees) can be purchased from Next Door, The Forum Tel: 051 871133 or book online at: http://www.ticketweb.co.uk Doors 9pm Show 9.30pm
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