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Wrong Jovi are the worlds premiere Bon Jovi Tribute band! From greatest hits, to fan favourites, Wrong Jovi are the ultimate way to experience Bon Jovi!

Described by tribute band expert (Channel 4’s The Convention Crasher) and TV celebrity Justin Lee-Collins as “the best Bon Jovi tribute band in the world”, Wrong Jovi features some of the UKs finest professional musicians. With a set list crammed full of sing-along anthems, live favourites and rarities, audiences are guaranteed the ultimate Bon Jovi experience.

Featuring Ally Ward (X Factor, The Singer Takes It All and Singdate) aka Jon Wrong Jovi on vocals, Wrong Jovi have one of the UKs most talented front men leading the band through some of rock n rolls most legendary songs. Ally is backed by some of the UKs most highly respected musicians. Founding member Mark Harding provides Richie Samboras fiery guitar lines, backing vocals and even lead vocals on occasion. Simon James (David Bryan) on keyboards and Backing vocals, Giuliano Ianarelli (Hugh McDonald) on bass and Backing vocals and Rhys Kirkman (Tico Torres) on drums complete the lineup.


With attention to detail in sound and performance, Wrong Jovi were described as “better than the real thing” by Club 85, Hitchin at their very first gig. The Wrong Jovi show is second to none. The band have also appeared live on FUBAR Radios Justin Lee Collins show where the listening audience were wowed by the bands acoustic renditions of Livin’ On A Prayer, Wanted Dead or Alive and Always.

Wrong Jovi manage to make clubs, theatres and halls feel like stadiums and arenas, leaving audiences amazed. If you want One Wild Night with the most exciting tribute act on the planet, Wrong Jovi is the perfect band for you.

Description

The Patti Pavilion is a venue for the performing arts in Swansea, Wales, located at Victoria Park to the south west of Swansea city centre. The theatre stages plays, pantomimes, musical shows and fairs.

Patti Pavilion is a landmark building, which was previously owned by Dame Adelina Patti, who in the 1870’s was the most famous opera singer in the world.

Adelina built the original pavilion as her ‘winter garden’ which she used to entertain guests. In 1917, Adelina donated the pavilion to the people of Swansea.

The building has a new glazed restaurant which provides access to the roof terrace with breathtaking views across Swansea Bay beach.

Victoria Park,

Swansea,

Wales,

SA1 4.