Following the huge success last year of his debut No.1 album ‘One Chance’ (July 2007) and a sell out performance at Plymouth Pavilions back in February, Paul Potts returns to the city on Thursday 22 October 2009.
The rich, powerful and mesmerising voice of rising star Paul Potts has touched the hearts of millions since his win on TV’s hot new talent show ‘Britain’s Got Talent’. Watched by 13.5 million in the finals, his hauntingly beautiful rendition of Puccini’s ‘Nessun Dorma’ stunned the show’s judges and audiences alike, leaving many moved to tears.
Since then Paul has been very busy, wowing audiences not only in Europe but across in America appearing on several high profile chat shows. In fact in under 2 years Paul has performed with José Carreras, the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, received a discography plaque from Prime Minister Gordon Brown for having sold over 2million copies of his debut album (December 2007) and more recently performed a 97 date tour, in 85 cities across 23 countries (November 2008).
Marketing Officer at Plymouth Pavilions, Robert Maltby said: “Paul Potts has really had world domination over the last 2 years, his reality days are already way behind him now and he is respected in the industry as one of the best. Paul Potts received rave reviews at his Plymouth debut back in February, he has won the hearts of us all in the South West, it’s a welcome return for the Opera king!”
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Colin Fry returns to Plymouth Pavilions on Sunday 13 September 2009 with a show that once again demonstrates his extraordinary psychic abilities and communication with the two worlds.
Bloc Party who just completed their latest UK tour with two sold out shows at Wolverhampton Civic Hall over the weekend, announce their biggest UK tour to date.
On a hot Saturday evening this energetic band take to the stage to promote a collection of new songs. The band have created a positive hype in the short time they have been active on the South Devon music scene.
Dave Spikey, returns to the stand up arena this Autumn with a continuation of his critically acclaimed Best Medicine – Repeat Prescription tour. The double British Comedy Award Winner, who warmed the nation’s hearts as cabaret star Jerry St Clair in Phoenix Nights, is without doubt a man on a mission! Working on the premise that laughter is the best medicine,
Ska is well and truly alive!
I’m Chris Dinnis and I try to light up your lunchtime and afternoon every weekday here on Heart across most of Devon and beyond. I start the show as you peer into your tupperwear lunch box at one and I take you through to kid collection time at four.
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With performances selling out for Thursday 10 and Friday 11, Michael will now perform for a third date on Wednesday 9 September 2009.