That'll Be The Day, Stevie Wonder tribute The Wonder Of Stevie, and Boot Led Zeppelin head to Newark Palace Theatre

Tributes to a host of musical legends will take over Newark’s Palace Theatre with some iconic music from across the decades in the coming days.

Top tribute show That’ll Be The Day returns to the Palace on Saturday (September 24) fresh from its 35th anniversary tour.

It is a celebration of the best of rock and pop, from the Fifties right the way through to the Eighties, combining comedy sketches and impersonation with the music.

It promises the ultimate feel good experience that will have everyone singing and dancing.

That is followed by The Wonder Of Stevie, on Thursday, September 29, celebrating the career of Stevie Wonder.

Noel McCalla is joined by award-winning saxophonist Derek Nash, of Jools Holland’s R&B Orchestra, and a live band featuring musicians who have performed with music stars such as Amy Winehouse, The Bee Gees, Eric Clapton and Jethro Tull.

Noel will deliver a selection of Stevie Wonder classics, taken from 1970’s Signed, Sealed, Delivered to Hotter Than July and Stevie’s hit compositions for other artists.

Boot Led Zeppelin will end the week with a show on Friday, September 30.

The band’s all-new production offers the definitive tribute to one of the world’s most legendary rock bands.

Capturing the magic and excitement of Led Zeppelin concerts from the Seventies, the band faithfully perform their classic songs in what is said to be the ultimate Led Zeppelin experience.