911 boyband draws packed crowd to Kidderminster 30th anniversary show

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 31 Oct, 06:22 · Archive

The 1990s boyband performed at Kidderminster Town Hall on Sunday as part of their 30th anniversary tour.

British boyband 911 performed at Kidderminster Town Hall on Sunday as part of their 30th anniversary Up Close & Personal tour. All three original members—Lee Brennan, Jimmy Constable and Simon 'Spike' Dawbarn—played their 1990s hits to a packed-out crowd at the newly refurbished venue. 911 achieved 10 consecutive UK Top 10 singles during their rise to fame in the 1990s, including the number one hit 'A Little Bit More'. The band's enduring appeal was evident in the attendance, with fans travelling from as far as Norway and Croatia to see the show. The event included a VIP experience for 30 fans who enjoyed an exclusive meet and greet with the band before the main performance, during which 911 performed three songs, answered questions, signed memorabilia and posed for photographs. Curtis Fudge, business manager at Kidderminster Town Hall, described the evening as brilliant, praising the atmosphere throughout. Around 150 people gathered outside the venue gates after the show hoping to catch one final glimpse of the band as they departed.

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• 90s boyband attracts huge crowd to Kidderminster for 30th anniversary tourA packed-out crowd welcomed 911 to the stage for a night of pop nostalgia.Malvern Gazette · 31 Oct, 05:00
• 90s boyband attracts huge crowd to Kidderminster for 30th anniversary tourA packed-out crowd welcomed 911 to the stage for a night of pop nostalgia.Worcester News · 31 Oct, 05:00

In this story: 911 · Kidderminster Town Hall · Lee Brennan · Jimmy Constable · Simon Dawbarn · Norway · Croatia

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