'Tonight's the Night - Ireland's No.1 Rod Stewart Tribute.

Ireland's No.1 Rod Stewart Tribute show ‘Tonight's the Night’ have been wowing audiences far and wide. They have been selling out theatres and filling ballrooms in hotels up and down the country. Its a fully Live show with professional backing dancers, Lee Hedley is a very well respected frontman and knows how to connect with a live audience.
With reputedly the best sounding, most natural Rod voice in the world, costume changes and songs from Rod Stewart's huge catalogue he will have you dancing in the aisles and singing along from the first song. A 2 hour roller coaster of Rod Stewart's greatest songs this is rapidly becoming one of the most sought after tribute shows in the UK and Ireland.'

Website www.tonightsthenight.co.uk

Booking Enquiries: Please e-mail rodtributeireland@gmail.com



ARTS & THEATRE REVIEWS - by Liam Murphy, Munster Express Newspaper.

ROD STEWART TRIBUTE REVIEW
Tonight's The Night

Lee Hedley rocked the Theatre Royal with Tonight's The Night, his rocking and jiving, high-kicking, tribute show to Rod Stewart. He was the polished showman, the energised entertainer, and an ace four-piece band were powerful in a rhythm and blues style with two dancing, backing singers. This was proper Saturday night entertainment, and being a sun-kissed holiday weekend added to the wow factor. The lead guitar was a solo act on his own, and the audience sang along like a rock choir, high on good times and happy memories.
The beams of light swept the stage and auditorium, the haze pumped and the night rocked with an 'I love ya, I love ya' vibe. Hedley had the moves, the chutzpah, the raspy Rod Stewart voice, and he got the audience going with the Sam Cooke 'Having a Party', and it was a party. Some audiences have 'All The Luck' and 'Stay Forever Young' as 'Rhythm Of My Heart' rocked as did the Bonnie Tyler hit, 'It's A Heartache' and I for one, felt 'Some Guys Have All The Luck'.
After the interval, it was straight into 'Sweet Little Rock N Roller', and there was special stuff in 'Handbags and Gladrags'. 'First Cut Is The Deepest' was beautiful, and there was a hush for 'Have I Told You Lately', and 'Grace' got a standing ovation.
People held hands and swayed for 'Don't Wanna Talk About It'. A three-speed version of 'Proud Mary' revved up the action and by the time they got to 'Maggie May' it was standing ovation, and the encore of 'Sailing' was a sea of lights and happiness. 'Stay With Me ' was a wow and people wanted Lee Hedley to 'stay with them'.
The Royal must bring this band back again!

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