Rothes Halls hosts live show celebrating rock  ‘n’ roll legends who recorded at Sun Records

A show celebrating the birthplace of rock ‘n’roll is coming to Fife.
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The official Sun Records Show comes to Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, on Sunday, April 2.

Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, discovered many of the pioneers - including Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison to name but a few.

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The official Sun Records Show comes to Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, on Sunday, April 2The official Sun Records Show comes to Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, on Sunday, April 2
The official Sun Records Show comes to Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, on Sunday, April 2

This concert takes audience back to the 1950s and brings the music of that era to life once more.

The fast-moving production’s eye for detail - it has been rehearsed in an exact replica of the Sun Recording studio and features the original musical instruments of the era with a youthful cast of consummate musicians – has gained the official stamp of approval of Sun.

And it features classic tracks from the biggest names who recorded there.

John Singleton, president of the Sun Entertainment Corporation said: “From the record label that invented rock ’n’ roll, Sun Records The Concert is the only production officially endorsed by Sun Records.

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The official Sun Records Show comes to Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, on Sunday, April 2

“Sam Philips’ recorded the ‘perfect imperfection’ of music. . . how songs were meant to sound live on stage. Sun Records The Concert captures that perfect imperfection perfectly – in a two-hour spectacular that’ll leave you calling out for more!

“This is a production that lets the music tell the Sun Records story like it is.”And he added: “Take your seat and witness the birth of rock’n’roll – as it really happened.”

Tickets for Sun Records, The Concert, cost just £25 and are available from onfife.com or by calling the the box office on (01592) 611101.

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