West Lothian Courier

Music and dance set to take place in Livingston

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Tickets are £24.

The Primary School Glee Challenge 2020 returns to Livingston later this month.

The events take place on March 19 and 20 at 6.15pm. And the sessions are among of Scotland’s largest school music initiative­s returns to West Lothian for its third year.

Celebrate West Lothian’s local talent and enjoy a night of fun, entertainm­ent and sheer excitement. Tickets are £8.

Popular tribute act Classic Clapton are bringing their 35th anniversar­y tour to Livingston on March 21.

One of the world’s number one Eric Clapton tribute bands will be making a welcome return to Howden Park Centre as part of their 35th anniversar­y tour.

Classic Clapton features frontman Mike Hall who not only looks like Eric, he sings and plays guitar like him too.

They were formed in 1985 in Newcastle upon Tyne long before the term “tribute band” was invented.

In the past 35 years they have become something of a rock institutio­n.

The band comprises four excellent musicians who stunningly recreate Slowhand’s electrifyi­ng stage performanc­es.

The whole of Clapton’s illustriou­s career is covered. This includes Cream, The Bluesbreak­ers, The Yardbirds, Blind Faith, Derek and The Dominos and the solo years.

The show is a two-hour journey through the music of Eric Clapton including all of his hits.

These will include ‘Wonderful Tonight’, ‘I Shot the Sheriff’, ‘Lay Down Sally’, ‘Crossroads’, ‘Tears in Heaven’, ‘Layla’ and even an special unplugged segment.

This will be their seventh appearance at Howden Park Centre and is sure to prove to be popular.

The show is on Saturday, March 21, 7.30pm.

Tickets for the concert are £16 or £14 for concession­s.

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