The Marvin Gaye Songbook

The Marvin Gaye Songbook

Thursday 11 July 2024
7.30pm
30 to £35
The Gaiety Theatre, Carrick Street, Ayr KA7 1NU

Wake up and let’s get down tonight as we celebrate the Prince of Motown. This is the Marvin Gaye Songbook! Brand new for 2024 from hit producers Entertainers – the team behind, The Magic of Motown, Lost in Music and Fastlove! The Marvin Gaye Songbook, respectfully recreates every magical hit, live on stage, taking you on a musical journey back to a golden era of chart-topping songs. Brought to life starring West End and X Factor star NATE SIMPSON – fresh from playing Bob Marley in hit West End musical Get Up, Stand Up! – we will get you hot just like an oven as we pay tribute to the one and only Marvin Gaye. Featuring all the hits, from ‘I Heard it Through the Grapevine’, ‘Sexual Healing’, ‘What’s Going On?’, right through to ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’, ‘Too Busy Thinking About My Baby’, and many more. Featuring our superb live band of West End musicians, it’s time to say – “stop and thank you Marvin” – as we brighten up all of your days with two hours of pure concert magic. The Marvin Gaye Songbook has it all. . .

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