Back to the 60s as Notts band reform for Dementia UK fundraiser in Mansfield
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Ready Steady 60s started in 2008, with band members Chris Green and Steve Saunders performing the music they loved, such as The Beatles, for gigs around the world.
Just a week before their first gig, their original drummer pulled out of the band and Steve called in a favour from a drummer he knew – Sean Holborn.
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Hide AdSean then stepped in a number of times over the next 11 years as the band’s following grew – and he will be part of the band’s original line-up when they play Forest Town Arena for a special one-off reunion gig on Friday, March 25.
Sean, from Mansfield, said: “The band became really well-known and performed across the UK, and in Germany over the years.
“I stepped in whenever they needed a replacement drummer, and we built up a great following.
“The band decided to call it a day when Chris was head-hunted to be the next ‘George’ in the Fab Four Beatles tribute band, and then Covid hit.
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Hide Ad“Now things are getting back to some kind of normality, Steve had the idea of re-forming for a one-off gig to raise money for Dementia UK, a cause close to Steve’s heart.”
The reunion gig will feature special performances from artists from a number of local bands, and will finish with a final set of Sixties classics performed by the band’s original lineup.
For more information and to buy tickets, email [email protected] or check out their Facebook page Ready Steady 60s.
