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Legend – The Music of Bob Marley

Legend – The Music of Bob Marley

Thu 17 Apr 2025

Legend – The Music of Bob Marley
Direct from the West End – Reggae for the World

When you think reggae, there is only one name that comes to mind.

Legend – the music of Bob Marley is an unforgettable evening celebrating this musical icon in one fantastic stage show.

Combining his superb, distinctive vocals with flawless musicianship, a supremely talented cast recreate the timeless hits Could You Be Loved, Is This Love, One Love, No Woman No Cry, Three Little Birds, Jammin’, Buffalo Soldier, Stir It Up, Get Up Stand Up, Exodus, Waiting in Vain, Satisfy My Soul, Iron Lion Zion, I Shot the Sheriff and many more reggae classics.

Direct from a sell-out show at London’s Adelphi Theatre, a two-hour spectacular, showcasing the magic of Marley. It captures the charisma and culture of an icon gone too soon.

This is a tribute show and is no way affiliated with any original artists/estates/management companies or similar shows.

 

🎬 Trailer:

  • Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple
  • Tickets: From £35
  • Time: 7.30pm
“This is a genuine feel-good show and the musicians and singers are gifted performers in their own right. Highly recommended”
LondonTheatre1.com
“A fantastic show. . . I thoroughly recommend it”
BBC Radio Tees
“Michael Phillips. . . has all the moves, he has all the swagger, and he hits all the right notes”
LastMinuteTheatreTickets.com
“Best tribute show I’ve ever seen”
Theatre Reviews Design
“Their first time in the West End. After this resounding success, let’s hope we get that rock steady beat back in the city for more dates in the future”
Fairy Powered Productions
“. . .they filled the auditorium and everyone was having a ball!”
Curtain Call Reviews
“Highlight for me was Three Little Birds: everyone in the building was singing, en masse, ‘everything is gonna be alright’.”
BBC Radio Tees