Off The Rails 4-piece 60's and 70's Rock n Roll covers band / 60 Tribute band

Based in United Kingdom

Liverpool, England
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Location
Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
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Travel
up to 12500 miles
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Price
from £600 (GBP)
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Rated
10 / 10 from 1 review
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Available to book from £600 (GBP). For an accurate quote please make an enquiry.

About / Biography

Off The Rails are a vibrant Rock n Roll band from Liverpool, known for their energetic performances and authentic tribute to the 60's & 70’s music scene. They have captured the hearts of fans with their dedication to recreating the sounds of The Beatles, The Small Faces, Gerry and The Pacemakers, Wings, Bowie, The Bay City Rollers and many other iconic groups of the era. Their repertoire includes a mix of classic hits and lesser-known gems, delivering a nostalgic experience that transports audiences back to the days of guitar based Rock 'n' Roll. Whether performing at your local venue or for private events, Off The Rails brings a piece of music history to life with every show. For those looking to relive the swinging sixties and seventies or experience it for the first time, Off The Rails offers a first-class ticket to the past.

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10 / 101

Location

Based in United Kingdom

Liverpool, England
Travels worldwide
pink circle = free travel (up to 30 miles)

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Will travel internationally
Public liability insurance
Male vocalist
PA / sound system included

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