It's been two long years since Mick Foster & Tony Allen last toured Northern Ireland and they are delighted to be back (and celebrating 45 years in the music business!) with their “We’ll Meet Again” Tour.
Mick & Tony will be performing all their Hits like “Bunch Of Thyme”, Old Flames, Maggie, After All These Years, Mrs. Brown’s Boys, as well as some of their new recordings.
Presented in association with David Hull Promotions.
£25
| Season (27 Mar 2022) |
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* 3pm
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