Posted: Thu 1st Dec 2016

Bumper Line-up of Music & Comedy Closes 2016 at The William Aston Hall

This article is old - Published: Thursday, Dec 1st, 2016

A bumper line-up of seven nights of music and comedy in nine days will bring the 2016 events programme at the William Aston Hall to a close.

Showaddywaddy kick off the run of events at the Glyndwr University Wrexham venue on Saturday December 10 before Slade bring their Christmas show to the Hall on Sunday December 18.

In between, singer Elaine Paige, comedian Russell Howard, soul sensation Alexander O’Neal and 70s hit makers The Real Thing all play at the William Aston Hall.

Mark Fleming, venue manager at the William Aston Hall, said: “This year’s line-up of events has been bigger and better than ever before and we’re delighted to be welcoming so many household names to Wrexham Glyndwr University as 2016 draws to a close.

“The William Aston Hall is an iconic Wrexham venue and we look forward to continuing to provide a high quality, varied entertainments programme for the people of North Wales in the new year.”

2016 has seen some of the biggest names in stand-up comedy and music take to the stage, with likes of Jimmy Carr, Lulu, Madness frontman Suggs, Al Murray, Julian Clary and Russell Watson all performing at the venue.

The university also brought the biggest rock concert for more than 30 years to Wrexham, when over 20,000 fans visited the Wrexham Glyndwr University Racecourse Stadium to watch the Stereophonics in July.

The concluding programme of events at the William Aston Hall in full is:

– Rob Beckett, Friday December 9

– Showaddywaddy, Saturday December 10

– Elaine Page, Tuesday December 13

– Russell Howard, Thursday December 15

– Alexander O’Neal, Friday December 16

– The Real Thing, Saturday December 17

– Slade, Sunday December 18

To book tickets for any of the events visit Glyndwr.ac.uk/events or call the William Aston Hall Box Office on 0844 888 9991.

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