PRESTBURY Sports Bar has more fantastic live entertainment coming up to get your feet tapping and maybe even tempt you to the dance floor…
Sat 13th May, 8pm
FORGERY
Forgery are an authentic rock covers band who have appeared on many occasions at The Prestbury, being staunch favourites.
The four band members play rock and pop hits from the ‘60s to the present day. Forgery are very professional and truly great to listen to.
Sat 20th May, 8pm
SYNTRONIX
Syntronix are one of the UK’s longest running ‘80s tribute bands and were formed in 2006 in Swindon to perform the music that was around in the 1980s, but in particular the synthesizer music that became the sound that defined the early ‘80s.
Who can forget ‘Just Can’t Get Enough’ by Depeche Mode, ‘In Cars’ by Gary Numan and ‘The Model’ by Kraftwerk.
Depeche Mode, OMD, Ultravox, Gary Numan, Visage, Human League, Kraftwerk…the list goes on. The greatest synth based bands of the ‘80s faithfully reproduced by top musicians and programmers, then delivered with top vocals.
Using some of the best synthesizers available (Kurzweil PC3 & K Series, Roland XV) and programming that’s so good, you’ll struggle to tell the difference between Syntronix and the real thing.
The whole show is supported by a fully synchronised DMX light show that puts many static rigs to shame. Every song has it’s own pre-programmed light show. Watch for the strobing on New Order’s Blue Monday!!
Syntronix have been performing for nearly 9 years and in that time they have generated quite a following. It’s time to dig out those double-breasted shirts and pleated trousers and enjoy an evening listening to the songs you went to school with!
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