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Bananarama with special guests Jason Donovan & Altered Images
From Scarborough Open Air TheatreAbout Bananarama with special guests Jason Donovan & Altered Images
Bananarama are coming to the Yorkshire Coast on 17 July 2027 and bringing special guests Jason Donovan & Altered Images.
This summer, Bananarama celebrated 40 years since the release of their landmark studio album True Confessions, with a special anniversary edition reaching Number Six in the UK Album Chart.
As holders of the Guinness World Record for the highest number of chart entries by an all-female group, Bananarama have enjoyed a remarkable career spanning more than four decades. Their Too Hot To Handle Greatest Hits Summer Tour promises to be a party to remember.
Their Too Hot To Handle Greatest Hits Summer Tour will see them perform across the UK, giving fans the chance to enjoy a career-spanning set packed with some of pop’s biggest and best-beloved songs.
Joining Bananarama will be Australian pop icon Jason Donovan whose chart-topping music and acclaimed stage career have made him a firm favourite with audiences for decades. Opening the night will be Scottish new wave favourites Altered Images, fronted by the charismatic Clare Grogan.
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