AGMP Presents

LONDON CALLING PLAY THE CLASH
'Should I Stay or Should I Go' Tour.
London Calling play The Clash are widely referred to as "the only tribute band that matters". Now that The Clash are no more London Calling are the finest celebration of one of the best groups of all time. The 'Should I Stay or Should I Go' tour sees London Calling perform the hits and fan favourites from the extensive back catalogue of The Clash.
The Clash formed in 1976 and are considered one of the most influential groups to come out of the original wave of the Punk scene. Musically, The Clash went on to fuse reggae, dub, funk, rockabilly, disco and hip hop before they disbanded in 1986.
An AGMP Concerts presentation.

Description

The Lemon Tree’s artistic programme celebrates the new, up and coming, experimental and alternative in music, theatre, dance, performance art, comedy, spoken word and creative learning.

We’re producing and presenting tomorrow’s legends today, welcoming local and international artists and companies, hosting boundary pushing Artist in Residence programmes, supporting emergent practitioners and homegrown talent and acting as a festivals hub for the North-east. And discover Freshly Squeezed, new voices in music and theatre.

The Lounge can hold 550 at standing gigs and just under 300 seated.

The Studio has a capacity of 166 seated

We have two bars at The Lemon Tree. The Lounge bar stocks a wide variety of drinks including local brewery Brewdog beers while Kate’s Bar offers the chance to relax before seeing a show in the Studio.

The Lemon Tree offers an excellent chance to gather your friends together and enjoy a night you’ll be talking about for weeks to come. Take a look at what’s on and plan your social life now!

Level access is available from the side door on Shoe Lane, please ring the bell for access.
Wheelchair users can be accommodated for all events.
There is a lift in the foyer to gain access to the first floor Studio.
Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome