In Rox Vox, the story of Rock is told through hit songs, fully choreographed dances, witty speeches, great banter between the duo, and lots of audience sing alongs – all delivered with white hot energy and West End quality!
The boys are multi-instrumentalists. As well as beautiful and intricate harmony, they will move seamlessly between playing piano, drums, and guitar to showcase all that Rock has to offer as they pay tribute to the original artists.
The journey begins in the 1950s with Chuck Berry and Elvis, honky-tonk piano and snake hips galore through to 1980s stadium legends, epic guitar and full leather, it’s time for Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi and to finish the night, her majesty, ‘Queen.’
Rox Vox are available with multi-instrumentalist lead vocalist duo through to a full 5-piece band. The show is complete with costume, screen visuals, charts for an in-house band and click tracks. They can be fully self sufficient with their own sound & lighting equipment within the UK but are willing to travel globally without the equipment.
About Oli Eyre – a tenor direct from London’s prestigious West End. At 17, Oli was hand-picked by Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber for a scholarship and mentoring at the Lord’s drama school in London. Oli’s voice and passion propelled him to an impressive career boasting numerous West End shows, including ‘The Phantom of the Opera’, ‘Shrek The Musical’, and The Broadway cast of ‘HAIR.’
Live BBC performances followed, appearances at the iconic Royal Albert Hall and even work on Broadway. Whether he’s rocking crowds of 10,000 at top UK music festivals or giving unforgettable headline performances on ships worldwide, his West End credentials shine through.
About Kei Duncan-Lewis – from one of Europe’s finest conservatoires; The Royal Northern College of Music, Kei was trained by world class artists such as CHIC’s Nile Rodgers. Kei’s talents shot him to success as a production vocalist and headline singer aboard the most luxurious cruise ships on the planet, appearing in countless shows and in over 50 countries. If Kei isn’t dazzling audiences at sea, he is belting out anthems at some of the UK’s finest and biggest stadiums, including the home of Liverpool FC, Anfield.
