Birth of rock and roll celebrated in Chelmarsh
The roots of rock and roll are to be celebrated at a Shropshire community centre as part of an arts show.
The Arts Alive event at Chelmarsh Parish Hall, near Bridgnorth, is to host popular West Yorkshire five-piece band The 309s, on Friday, March 10, at 7.30pm.
The band bring the sounds of the 1940s and 50s alive with their infectious songs and swinging beats.
Organisers say there will be a mixture of old sounding original songs and fresh sounding covers delivered with humour and energy.
"Dress in style for a fantastic evening of songs and stories that transport you to the dawn of rock and roll. You may even be able get up and dance," a spokesperson for the Arts Alive said.
She added: "The seating will be cabaret style so please bring your own drinks, if you wish. Interval tea, coffee and cakes are included in the ticket price."
Tickets are priced at £14 for adults and £8 for children, and are available by calling Sue Jackman on: 07531 008876.
