A North East disco institution is preparing to 'drive home for Christmas' after announcing a huge homecoming festive show in the region this winter.
With tickets flying fast and back by popular demand following a sell-out show in the town last May, Love Train returns to its spiritual home of Middlesbrough for a huge Christmas special.
Taking place at Empire Middlesbrough on Saturday, December 9, get ready to ‘get down’ with the greatest Disco party in the world for an immersive evening complete with an all-star cast of crazy characters, spectacular production and the best music from the grooviest decade.
And organisers are urging, as always, for people to come dressed in their finest vintage threads and get ready to ‘Do the Hustle.’
In the words of Brutus Gold himself: “Hey, it's your duty to shake your booty. You won’t have a better party!”
“The demand for this Christmas showman has been huuuuge. We've sold over 60% of tickets in four weeks!”
Throughout the years the Love Train have performed at prestigious festivals in Switzerland, Dubai and Italy as well as dazzling the likes of Tina Turner, Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson at exclusive private parties.
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Brutus Gold’s Love Train has earned a reputation as the ultimate Disco night: a multi-dimensional bundle of 70’s iconography, and tongue-in-cheek comedy.
Dress up as your favourite 70s pop stars, Abba, Chic, The Jackson’s or even your favourite movie or TV icons, Charlie’s Angels, Wonder Woman, The Stepford wives, Rocky, Starsky and Hutch for the ultimate night out this Christmas with friends, family and your co-workers.
Tickets for Brutus Gold's Love Train Christmas Ball are on sale for £26 for general admission (inc booking fees) or £130 General admission for a group of 6 (inc booking fees).
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