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Come down for a socially distanced but up close and personal evening with one of rock and roll's hardest partying front men. Spike will sing his songs and tell stories from his crazy career with one of the UK's hardest working bands. Tales of excess and success and the highs and lows. A great chance to interact and chat with Spike in a great local atmosphere!
His journey started in 1989 when he travelled down from Newcastle Upon Tyne to London searching for a band. Finally The Quireboys emerged from the studio and a string of hits, Top of The Pops appearance and world tours began. Managed at one time by Sharon Osbourne, door magically opened and then gradually closed as the money dried up. They have continued to perform and Spike has led them all the way. Spike is joined on stage by accompanying guitarist Chris Heilmann (ex Bernie Torme / Shark Island)
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Tickets | £21.50 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018Darwen Library Theatre is situated in Darwen town centre on the junction between School Street and Knott Street. From M65, approach along the Main road into Darwen, turning left into Union Street, then right into Knott Street. From Bolton, approach along main road into Darwen town centre, turn right along Church Street past Darwen Bus Station, follow the road round toward Railway Road, and turn left onto School Street.
Regular buses & trains between Blackburn, and Darwen. Contact Blackburn Visitor Centre for details of local public transport from where you live 01254 688040. Alternatively, for public transport information out of our normal office hours contact: Travel Line: 0871 200 2233 (for bus services around the Lancashire area) National Rail Enquiries 03457 48 49 50
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