50 Years of Fender
When? 30 October 2025
Where? Weymouth Pavilion - Weymouth
Thursday 30 October 7:30pm - Theatre
All tickets £24.50
Described as INNOVATIVE, 50 Years of Fender is a new and unique show that tells the fascinating story of the iconic Stratocaster across it’s most 5 important decades 1950's - 2000's. This fully live and commercial show takes audiences through an incredible journey of how the world's most recognisable guitar became the iconic instrument we all know and love - told through the songs and the players that made it such an important staple of modern music making.
Join us for this astounding 2 hour rock n roll rollercoaster of amazing music, a charismatic band and fascinating stories.
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Weymouth Pavilion
The Esplanade, Weymouth, Dorset DT4 8ED, DT4 8ED
Tel: 01305 783225
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