The Honey Sliders Play Songs From 1975

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The Honey Sliders are back with a new show! This year they are paying homage to the music

from 1975. It was the year Bruce Springsteen broke out with his first hit ‘Born to Run’, Led

Zeppelin released their opus Physical Graffiti (featuring the epic ‘Kashmir’), David Bowie

reinvented himself with ‘Golden Years’, ‘Fame’, and ‘Young Americans’, Fleetwood Mac tipped

the charts with “Rhiannon’, Bob Dylan hit top gear with arguably his best album ‘Blood on the

Tracks’, Neil Young released two albums ‘Tonight’s the Night’, and ‘Zuma’, and Willie Nelson had

a number one hit with ‘Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain’, John Lennon recorded a timeless version of

‘Stand By Me’, and the list goes on… The Honey Sliders will play all of these songs plus many

more, live on stage, in a night to remember.

1975 was also when The Honey Sliders’ band leader Danny Widdicombe was born, so this is like

a 50th birthday party for him, and his 30th year of living with leukaemia and all its complications.

Danny has been diagnosed and managed to fight off leukaemia three times since his first

diagnosis back in 1995 so this is a big milestone for him and his loved ones - and it’s going to be

one hell of a celebration!

The Honey Sliders have been putting on themed concerts every year since 2013. Over the last

twelve years, they have curated 15 different shows including The Beatles’ ‘Rooftop Concert’ and

‘Abbey Road’, The Rolling Stones’ ‘Sticky Fingers’ and ‘Let it Bleed’ with Tim Rogers on vocals,