The Billy Fury Years tickets

Hailed as "the best Fury since Fury”, Michael King and his fantastic collection of musicians take you on a journey through the musical career of Britain's best loved rock n roll legend. 

An exciting 2-hour show filled with Billy Fury's greatest hits and more delivered live in true Fury style. This is a night of pure breathtaking Billy Fury entertainment plus the best Fury sound you will hear! 

The whole show is further enhanced by fantastic audio and video effects plus various costume changes depicting the ever-changing image and face of the Fury phenomenon. 

“The songs span Fury’s entire career from his initial record release (Maybe Tomorrow) through to his final one, Forget Him - which, thanks to this thoughtful and welcome tribute show, his legion of fans never will” - Lee Wilkinson. The Stage. 

Billy Fury was born Ronald William Wycherley in Liverpool on the 17th April 1940. He was an internationally successful British pop singer from the late 1950s to the early 1960s, and remained an active songwriter until the 1980s. Rheumatic fever, which damaged his heart, contributed to his death in 1983. 

In the sixties Billy Fury had more Decca hits than any other artist including the Rolling Stones. He equaled 'The Beatles' record of 24 hits and spent a total of 332 weeks on the UK charts. He was one of the top four biggest selling artist of the sixties alongside The Beatles, Cliff and Elvis. 

Widely regarded by many as the foremost rock n roller the UK has ever produced. Such is his popularity that in 2007 a bronze statue of Billy was unveiled at the Liverpool Albert 

Dock and more recently in 2011, 'Billy Fury Way' was opened in London.