Bill Withers 'As If He Were Here'

Bill Withers was known for his "smooth" baritone vocals and "sumptuous" soul arrangements. He wrote some of the most covered songs of the 1970s, including "Lean on Me" and "Ain't No Sunshine".

The former entered the Hot 100 chart through multiple versions, including Club Nouveau's 1987 cover, which made the composition one of nine songs to have led the chart via different acts. With "Lovely Day", he set the record for the longest sustained note on a chart hit on American charts, holding a high E for 18 seconds.

Pat Powell is also a baritone and is known for his smooth vocals, so this is a match made in heaven for lovers of Bill’s songs and given the correct level of respect along with a cracking band The Soul Brothers will take you to that special place in your heart reserved only for the best.

YOUR EXPERIENCE
Arrival. Doors to The Zeppelin Room will open at 6pm. You may order food from the restaurant and have them bring your food to the auditorium. The show will start at 7pm.

Food. Knuckles German Restaurant will be open for dinnertime (5.30pm to 8.30pm).

Dinner & Show Tickets. You can skip the line with these tickets — dinner to be served at 7pm.

Door Tickets will be sold upon entry into the auditorium from 6pm to 7pm, unless sold out.

Accessibility. The Zeppelin Room and toilets (outside the auditorium) have wheelchair access.
Parking. There is an ample number of parking spaces on our grounds, on the street outside and the grass area right next to the club.