The Trembling Wilburys are returning to the Castle, Finchley Road on Sunday 21st of October for more great music at a great venue! Come down for all the usual hits of the Traveling Wilburys, Roy Orbison, George Harrison et al.
Entry for this event is free, families are welcome and there’s a full menu.
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The Trembling Wilburys
The Trembling Wilburys will be making a short appearance at London Beatles Day on Sunday July 29th, playing a few songs acoustically. The event takes place at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel on Southampton Row WC1 from 10am – 5pm. The Wilburys will be playing at around 1:00pm
Robin Gibb and his son RJ Gibb
The Trembling Wilburys were a huge hit at the special tribute to the heroes of Bomber Command and the late Robin Gibb, held on Saturday, June 30th at the Regents Park Marriott Hotel in Swiss Cottage, London NW3, organised by the Heritage Foundation. Continue reading
Hoping we’ll all be fit and well this time for a great night of Wilbury wonder, featuring Glen Knowler as George Harrison, Dave Collison as Roy Orbison, Andy McNish (Bob Dylan/Tom Petty), Marko Laver (Jeff Lynne), Dzal Martin (lead guitar), Howard Robin (keys) and Dave Stark (drums).
PLUS!! Nick Bird as Paul McCartney doing a 70th birthday tribute to Sir Macca. Continue reading
That’s right. Not one but two dates coming up at the Castle on Finchley Road, NW11. On the 27th of May the Trembling Wilburys will be performing a whole evening of Orbison, Harrison, Dylan and of course the Traveling Wilburys’ numbers. May even throw in a bit of Tom Petty for you. Continue reading
The Trembling Wiburys
This Sunday (Mother’s day in the UK) the Trembling Wilburys will be performing a set at the Dave Stark Five Jam Session at the Castle.
Entry is free and families are welcome. So, if you’re a fan of the Wilburys or just love good music from live musicians OR you feel like having a jam yourself, come on down.
Dave Stark Five Jam Session
The Castle
452 Finchley Road
London
NW11 8DG
From 7 til late
Trembling Wilburys at the Castle
Coming to the Castle this Christmas as part of the SongLink/Dave Stark 5 Christmas Party Bonanza, the Trembling Wilburys will be playing in tribute to George Harrison who passed away 10 years ago on the 29th of November, Roy Orbison who passed away on 6th December 1988 and now, after the very sad news of Barbara Orbison’s passing on the 6th of December this year, we shall also be paying tribute to her.
We shall be playing alongside the Dave Stark 5, the Almost Brothers Band, Dean Dyson and Susan Black making for an evening of superb entertainment.
Entry is free and there is a full menu laid on. You are welcome to bring your children with you too.
Event details:
6:30 til 11:00
The Castle, 452 Finchley Road, Child’s Hill, NW11 8DG.
Phone Denis Cook if you wish to reserve a table for your meal on 07831 772852
Reason: Fun, frivolity and festivity. Merry Christmas!
Trembling Wilburys Xmas
The Trembling Wilburys are coming to the Castle this December!! We’re going to have a good old Christmas party in one of the best live music venues in North London!
The festivities kick off at around 5 and entry is free!
Here’s the details:
Date: 11th December 2011
Time: 5pm til late
Ticket Price: FREE
Venue Address: The Castle, 452 Finchley Road, NW11 8DG
See you there!
Trembling Wilburys On YouTube
All of the videos for the Trembling Wilburys ‘Big O’s 75th Birthday Bash’ at the Castle, Finchley Road are now available for viewing on the Videos Page or directly on our YouTube Channel.
We have a total of 26 (yes, TWENTY SIX) videos for you viewing pleasure with hits from Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, George Harrison and, last but not least, The Traveling Wilburys!
If you have a YouTube account, you can subscribe to be kept up to date with all new uploads!
Enjoy! Keep on Tremblin’!
Roy Orbison's 75th
The first eight videos from our big Roy Orbison 75th birthday bash are now up on the videos page (and our YouTube channel)
Go there now to listen to these Roy Orbison classics:
There will be many more to come including some George Harrison, Bob Dylan and, of course, Traveling Wilburys hits.