Just the Tonic – Seann Walsh
Seann Walsh – ‘Unquestionably the best observational comic of his generation’ The Guardian
Connor Burns – “Absolutely cracking – Great material with fantastic execution” Chortle
Jake Lambert – ‘brilliant one liners’ Chortle
Dave Longley – One of our favourites, and a regular compere at a few of our clubs. ‘Acid tongued and as sharp as a barrel full of tacks” As intense and intelligent performer as you’re likely to see’ (The List)
This is part of a weekend of events. You can also buy weekend tickets
Just the Tonic – Milton Jones
Milton Jones – “He’s fast, absurd and very Funny” Radio Times
Lindsey Santoro – “One of the most naturally hysterical and gifted comedians in recent memory” Joe Lycett
Adam Bloom – He’s been one of my favourite stand-ups for about ten years. Bloom not only has meticulous, brilliant lines, but also an intense and fragile honesty’ Ricky Gervais. “In the premier league of comedy” The Independent
Aurie Styla – TV credits include Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club (ITV), Don’t Hate The Playaz (ITV) and Mo Gilligan’s Black British & Funny documentary (C4). He has also worked extensively with comedy streaming platform NextUp
Just the Tonic – Mark Watson
Mark Watson -“Terrifyingly funny” THE TIMES
Dan Tiernan – ‘He’s got a peculiar point of view, a memorable energy and a store of smart, offbeat punchlines. No wonder he won.’ Chortle
Scott Bennett – “Great material, great delivery, a very funny man” – Rob Brydon
Susie McCabe – ‘Susie is up there with the best’ Fred Macauley
BBC Radio 2 – Sounds of the 80’s
Live at Melbourne Hall are very happy to reveal the third show in our summer entertainment programme.
Legendary DJ Gary Davies brings the UK’s biggest 80s radio show – BBC Radio 2’s Sounds of the 80s to the walled garden on Friday 23rd June for a unique live performance as part of the Live at Melbourne Hall summer series. It’s the show that listeners enjoy every Saturday night, but live on stage.
Party along to specially curated Mastermixes and watch as our brilliant Sounds of the 80s dancers recreate classic scenes from 80s films and videos.
Dance to your favourite 80s anthems from artists such as Wham!, Queen, Prince, Madonna, Whitney and more. So, dress to impress and dig out those Frankie and Wham statement T shirts put on your headbands and leg warmers and join us as we relive the greatest era of music with a massive party.
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Newton Faulkner
Live At Melbourne Hall are pleased to announce Newton Faulkner will be taking to the stage as the first live music performance in the walled garden on Saturday 24th June.
Newton Faulkner is a man in motion. Across the songwriter’s freewheeling fifteen-year career, the sole constant has been his urge to tear down what came before, shed his creative skin and outrun industry dogma. Already, that rebel spirit has seen Faulkner’s music pinball from the outer-limits acoustic sorcery of 2007’s UK#1 debut, Hand Built By Robots, through an acclaimed catalogue that takes in rock, pop, folk, soul and beyond.
Jo Whiley – 90’s Anthems
Jo Whiley is quite simply the ultimate authority on British music – and the definitive voice and face of a generation and is headed to Melbourne Hall with a dazzling new show as she rummages through her record bag to dig out the very best of 90s Anthems.
Let Jo take you on a personal tour of her finest musical memories of the decade that defined them all
