Casualty as 'Mercedes Christie"
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The Goob as 'Mary'
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MEMBERS of pop group S Club 7 will perform at Rochford Christmas lights switch on. Along with stalls, Santa’s grotto, prizes, carol singers and more, Tina, Jo and Bradley from the band will be singing as well as switching on the lights. The event takes place on Sunday November 29, from 1pm. Arthur Williams, Rochford Parish Council chairman, said: “We are really excited. Everyone seems to be buzzing over it, it’s really good. It was a bit of a surprise we were able to get them. There will also be more stalls than normal.”
DO you remember pop moppets S Club 7? How about boy band 911? Or Irish girl group B*Witched? Well if you do, and you’re still prepared to admit it, hold on to your bucket hats – they are due to come to Plymouth. When Union Street’s Flares/Reflex club re-brands as Popworld, it is planning to bring a host of nineties and noughties pop stars to the city in support of its policy of offering the best “cheesy” music. Jay McDonnell said S Club 7 stalwarts Bradley McIntosh and Jo O’Meara, now a sprightly 34 and 36 respectively, are set to appear late next month (NOV) as the first in a series of personal appearances at the venue. “Bradley and Jo will sing the S Club hits,” he said. “With Popworld it’s about live personal appearances.
South Shields will ‘reach’ for the stars this Christmas when S Club Party turns on the town’s festive lights. The 90’s pop-group, which currently features Bradley, Jo and Tina – three of the original members of S Club 7 – will ‘bring it all back’ to help the Mayor of South Tyneside, Councillor Richard Porthouse, with the switch on event on Saturday 21 November, at the junction of King Street and Ocean Road. The Mayor said: “This year we have a cracking line-up for the South Shields light switch on, which is always one of the highlights of the festive season. I’m looking forward to having Bradley, Jo and Tina join me onstage to help with the countdown to the town centre’s illuminations. I’m sure the people of South Shields will give S Club Party a warm welcome. S Club Party will entertain the crowds by performing a selection of their iconic hits, which are sure to get everyone singing along to their favourite songs. S Club Party said: “We are so excited to have been invited to switch on the Christmas lights in South Tyneside. And we are looking forward to seeing all our fans and singing a few hits for them.” The festive entertainment, including street entertainers from balloon modellers to stilt walkers, gets underway at 3.30pm on Saturday 21 November ahead of the official switch on event at 4.30pm.
Coventry Airport is set to break new ground with an exciting evening of classic 90s’ pop music. The Baginton venue will play host to favourites from the decade that fashion forgot, with popular boyband Five and S Club heading to Coventry to air their brand of carefree, breezy pop.
The ‘Everybody Get Up’ and ‘Don’t Stop Movin’ boys (Five) will be joined by S Club Party – three members of S Club 7 – as the groups look set to bring it all back on Saturday, June 27. Jo O’Meara – who appeared on Celebrity Big Brother – will join up with former bandmates Tina Barrett and Bradley McIntosh to display a selection of S Club 7’s signature hits just weeks after the band performed at Birmingham’s Genting Arena.
POP sensations of the late Nineties and Noughties S Club will be bringing their S Club Party for one night only…to a bingo hall. The group, whose hits include Bring it All Back, Don’t Stop Moving and Reach for the Stars, will be appearing at Mecca Bingo in Southend on Saturday. S Club members Jo O’Meara, Bradley McIntosh and Paul Cattermole are still touring as the group, minus other members Jon Lee, Rachel Stevens, Tina Barrett and Hannah Spearritt.
Mecca Bingo. Saturday, November 30th
The party starts at 6pm with the band on stage at 9pm at Mecca in Greyhound Way, Southend.
For information and tickets, call 01702 466003 or visit www.facebook.com/meccasouthend
THREE members of former pop group S Club 7 are reuniting to play at a village church’s festival in the Forest. Alderholt’s reCreate Festival was launched just last year and has managed to secure the pop stars for its second year, along with a multi-award winning theatre show and a host of other attractions. The reunited S Club 3 features Jo O’Meara, Bradley McIntosh and Paul Cattermole, who will be supported by Olly Murs tribute act Joe Trippier. There are four evenings of entertainment, with tickets costing from £2 for the quiz to £10 for S Club 3 on the Friday night. For more information and for tickets, visit the website at recreatefestival.org, call 01425 511302 or pick up tickets from Alderholt Post Office or Forest Edge coffee shop in the village.
Friday 5th April
S Club (+ Olly Murs Tribute Act) – Doors 7:15pm for 7:45 Start
Jo, Bradley, and Paul will be appearing on the Australian breakfast show Sunrise tomorrow morning. Although the youtube promo says that sclub7 will be appearing, Jon has said on twitter that only the three members on tour will be there.
Wednesday 23rd of May – The Palace Theatre, Melbourne
Thursday 24th of May – HQ Complex, Adelaide
Friday 25th of May – Metro City, Perth
Saturday 26th of May – Eastons Hill Hotel, Brisbane
Thursday 31st of May – Uni Hall, Wollongong University
Friday 1st of June – UNSW Roundhouse, Sydney
Saturday 2nd of June – Newcastle Panthers
