I originally intended to call the show, "I'll Millennial You in a Minute', but my promoter considered the title, "off-puttingly baffling'. That's my own chainsaw in the photo, by the way.

Is life that bad or have we good reason to complain about it? Are we filled with righteous anger at a world gone wrong or are we all just a bunch of whiny little brats? In short, are we spoiled? Come and watch as Byrne takes this question, turns it upside down and shakes it until the funny falls out. Go on, spoil yourself.

"Comedy's Holy Grail. Go See!" Sunday Times

Recognised as one of the finest observational comics in the industry, Ed's television credits are countless (provided you're really bad at counting); Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You, The Graham Norton Show, Live At The Apollo, The One Show, Comic Relief Bake Off 2015, The World's Most Dangerous Roads and, most recently, he and Dara O Briain filmed the follow up their Big Adventure show for BBC2 entitled Dara and Eda's Road to Mandalay.

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

Tickets:

Monday 26 March - Thursday 29 March, at 7.30pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50.

Wednesday 28 March, at 2.30pm & Saturday 31 March, at 2pm - £35.50, £34.50, £30.50, £28.50. 

Friday 30 March & Saturday 31 March, at 7.30pm - £47.50, £39.50, £38.50. 

All tickets are subject to a booking fee* 
 (*£1.40 per tickets by phone/in person or 7% per transaction online)

 Tickets: £22.50, £20 plus a booking fee* 

*£1.40 per ticket or 7% per transaction online

The 3 original singers, brothers Chris & Eddie Amoo with Dave Smith.

Featuring million-selling hits including three No. 1 singles in the 70s & 80s.

Hear all the hits plus some fantastic covers such as 'Ladies Night', 'Celebration', 'Good Times' & 'Ain't no stopping us now' in an action packed show.

Multi-million selling soul band The Real Thing are ready to give their much loved disco inspired hits a new lease of life with an extensive UK tour. Featuring the group's three original vocalists Eddie Amoo, Chris Amoo and Dave Smith, along with their 5-piece band, the trio deliver a funky in your face show with a strong retro flavour with the bands classic songs mixed with contemporary grooves.

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of their debut hit single ËœYou to Me Are Everything", the Liverpool based trio boast three million selling hit singles including, Can't Get by Without You, Whenever You Want My Love and Can You Feel the Force, making them the UKs best-selling black group of the late 70s.

 Tickets: £28 plus a booking fee* 

*£1.40 per ticket or 7% per transaction online

 Without doubt the most explosive 60's show touring the UK,  for one night only.  With a brand new production for 2018.  Five legendary names take to the stage and deliver to you a night never to be forgotten.  With the definite feel good factor this is must see 60's show for 2018. Starring Mike Pender (Original voice of The Searchers) Chris Farlowe, Herman's Hermits, The Fortunes, The New Amen Corner. Hits include Needles and Pins, Out Of Time, I'm Into Something Good, Storm In A Tea Cup, Bend Me Shape Me plus many more.  Step back in time to when pop music was at its very best.

Now more than ever-the genuine article- Mike Pender is the voice of The Searchers. One of the greats to have come out of the Liverpool "Beat Boom".  His is the rich vocal talent so evident on so many of the Hit recordings that have become 60's classics.

Everybody - even if they only have a passing interest in 60's Music, remembers "Needles and Pins" - one of the greatest ever records to come out of the greatest ever period in Pop Music History!

There were, of course, many other 'Hit' recordings that feature not only Mike's vocals, but also his equally distinctive 12-string 'jangly' guitar sound that became such a feature of The Searchers' recordings.  With over 50 years of success in the business Mike is still touring worldwide performing The Searchers million selling hits such as Sugar and Spice, Sweets For My Sweet , Don't Throw Your Love Away , When You Walk In The Room and of course Needles and Pins.

Chris Farlowe. Originally Chris Farlowe and The Thunderbirds started out in the late fifties. Chris later moved on to perform all over Europe & still does to this day. His hits include classics like Out Of Time, Handbags and Glad Rags (which was also released by Rod Stewart as a single ) Let The Heartaches Begin, Reach Out I'll Be There.

Herman's Hermits throughout the mid-60s music scene proved to be a dominating force worldwide.  From 1964 the band chalked up over 23 top 20 singles, 10 hit albums, 3 major movies. Hermans Hermits as of to date have sold 75,000,000 records worldwide.  Their chart breaking hits include,  Mrs Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter, Silhouettes, There's A Kind Of Hush, Henry V111, Something Is Happening & I'm Into Something Good

The  Fortunes. Formed in the 1960s and producing classics such as, 'You've Got Your Troubles','Here It Comes Again' and, continuing into the seventies with more successful releases such as 'Storm in a Teacup' and 'Freedom Come, Freedom Go'. These songs have stood the test of time, becoming household favourites permanently on playlists everywhere. The Fortunes remain as one of the UKs premier harmony groups, and are constantly in demand worldwide.

The New Amen Corner a force to be reckoned with on any stage throughout Europe will keep you entertained with classics such as If Paradise Is Half As Nice.