These legendary acts of the 1970s will be providing fans with an unbeatable experience with a fun, enjoyable atmosphere, meaning that Once in a Lifetime tickets should not be missed when they go on sale.
The return of Once in a Lifetime in 2010 is highly anticipated and with the acts announced for the tour, audiences know they are in for one heck of a ride, with the American family music group The Osmonds appearing alongside “All the Fun of the Fair” star David Essex, “The Show Must Go On” singer Leo Sayer and the legendary Scottish pop-rock band The Bay City Rollers. All of these groups have enjoyed an enviable music career that has spanned many generations and as a result, they have fans of many ages, making Once in a Lifetime a worthwhile endeavour for many people.
The Osmonds have had success in many different forms, from the hit television show that people often remember them for, to the years they spent beforehand as a barbershop group as kids and as music icons when they were in their teens. Their albums go back to 1962, the year that saw the release of “Songs We Sang on The Andy Williams Show” and over the years they have released the likes of “”We Sing You A Merry Christmas” (1962), “Osmonds” (1970), “Crazy Horses” (1972), “Love Me For a Reason” (1974) and more, with the most recent taking the form of “50th Anniversary Reunion Concert” in 2008.
David Essex has been busy with music theatre in recent years as he tours with his musical based on the hit album “All the Fun of the Fair”, seeing him portray a fairground worker with problems in love. He had many hit songs in the 1970s and 1980s, appeared in the movie “Stardust” and has been seen throughout the West End in shows like “Footloose” at the Novello Theatre as well as “Evita”.
Leo Sayer has been a household name since the release of his single “The Show Must Go On” in 1973 and his career has earned him many admirers. He is a regular fixture of the UK music charts and has released albums such as “Silverbird” in 1973, “Thunder in my Heart” in 1977, “Living in a Fantasy” in 1980, “Have You Ever Been in Love” 1983 and, most recently, “Leo Sayer: At His Very Best” in 2006.
Then there are the Bay City Rollers, whose return to the stage is highly anticipated. With hit albums like “Rollin’” in 1974, “Wouldn’t You Like It?” in 1975, “Strangers in the Wind” in 1978 and, most recently, “Rollerworld: Live at the Budokan 1977” in 2001. This legendary Scottish band enjoyed unprecedented success around the world in their heyday and have maintained a following ever since.
So make sure you get Once in a Lifetime tickets right away, for an unbeatable opportunity to witness some stand out acts!
