On Monday 12th December at 7:30pm at the Aldwych Theatre, entertainment entrepreneur Rocco Buonvino, famously known for bringing over Hollywood celebrities such as Robert De Niro, Sophia Loren, Sylvester Stallone and John Travolta for his “A Night With” show in London’s West End, is bringing back by popular demand the UK’s number one Jive & Swing band, The Jive Aces with their “Not Quite Christmas” show. The Jive Aces and special guests are presenting a unique energetic and vibrant show which will appear for one night only at the Aldwych theatre.
The Jive Aces are stepping once again onto the Aldwych stage after two years of no live performances due to the pandemic, but with the experience and new material that comes from doing 500 consecutive live streams they have a new dynamic foot-tapping and spectacular show! The “Not Quite Christmas Show” has Santa’s brand-new bag full of handpicked songs from the Swing and Rock n Roll era ready to keep you rocking in your seats or get you dancing in the aisles.
Special guest performers include: Ray Gelato the Godfather of Swing, Rebecca Grant vintage swing singing princess and BBC TV star, the London Belles post-modern harmony trio, Noelle Vaughn the vintage silky voiced jazz chanteuse, Alan Power – Irish Rhythm & Blues singer, Adele Joel – UK’s leading Tap Dancer and the band’s own Italian Queen of accordion Grazia Bevilacqua!
The Jive Aces have been together for over 25 years, worked with and for top celebrities in show business such as Van Morrison, Chick Corea, Keely Smith and John Travolta, to name just a few. And count stars such as Ewan McGregor and Tom Hardy among their fans. Through their prolific career they have cultivated all the tricks of the trade to make any show spectacular and memorable. And with Rocco Buonvino, recipient of the 2021 Gentlemen of Heart Awards London, and a host of top guests, the show is guaranteed to leave anyone in good shape to embark happily on a hectic Christmas Season.
The video below gives a flavour of what the Jive Aces are about, it’s not Christmas but it is a great video!
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