70s rock vibes at Arbroath's Webster Theatre
Fans of classic American rock are in for a night of timeless hits and authentic nostalgia when Creedence Clearwater Review take to the stage at Arbroath’s Webster Memorial Theatre later this month.
Celebrating the legendary music of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Creedence Clearwater Review faithfully recreate the unmistakable sound, energy, and atmosphere of one of rock music’s most iconic bands.
From the swamp-rock grooves to the harmonies and driving rhythms, the band delivers an authentic live experience that transports audiences straight back to the golden era of late 1960s and early 1970s rock.
Audiences can expect to hear all the classic hits that made CCR a worldwide phenomenon, including ‘Bad Moon Rising’. ‘Proud Mary’, ‘Fortunate Son’, ‘Have You Ever Seen the Rain’, and ‘Down on the Corner’.
Known for their attention to musical detail and genuine passion for the music, Creedence Clearwater Review have built a reputation for delivering energetic performances that appeal to both lifelong CCR fans and new generations discovering the band’s timeless catalogue.
Dale Taylor, lead singer and guitarist, said: “We don’t just play the songs, we aim to recreate the spirit and atmosphere of a real Creedence Clearwater Revival show. It’s about celebrating the music, the era, and the incredible connection those songs still have with audiences today.”
Tickets for the show on Saturday, June 27 are available from Angus Alive at https://angusalive.scot/events/creedence-clearwater-review/.