Performing together for over 35 years, brothers Mick and Terry Page have played for a variety of venues, from theatres to holiday camps, social clubs to prestigious hotels.
Having a shared passion of 50’s and 60’s era music led them to putting together “The Ultimate Everlys”, their tribute to Phil and Don Everly. Being brothers who’ve sung side by side on stage for so many years, they’re able to closely emulate the same sibling blend of the Everly Brothers.
They’ve recreated the appearance and perfected the show! Performing the songs Phil and Don Everly sang in their remarkable reunion concert at the Royal Albert Hall in 1983. The show contains all their well-known hits such as Wake Up Little Susie, Cathy’s Clown, All I Have To Do Is Dream and Bye Bye Love, plus many others that highlight their unique harmonys.
The Ultimate Everlys can perform as a self-contained act, carrying a high-quality PA rig, a fully programmed Showmagic® light show and, venue permitting, a synchronised projector show showing both live footage and stills telling the story of the real Everly Brothers. The show is ideally suited for clubs, theatres, cruises, themed nights and weekends.
“Performing the music of the Everlys are Ipswich brothers Mick and Terry Page, who joined me on the radio a few days ago. They come mighty close to the sound of Phil and Don and will ensure the concert (Sixties by the Sea at Aldeburgh) gets off to a flyer.” – Steve Foster BBC Radio Suffolk – Event Magazine East Anglian Daily Times
“All the feedback that I got back from many people in the packed hall was that the Ultimate Everlys were excellent/brilliant/best show that I have booked so far!! I conclude my feedback report by stating that these entertainers were worth every penny they earned yesterday. All the acts that I have booked with your company have been very good, but these guys proved to be outstanding.” – Dick Newman, event organiser, Branston, Lincs
“Thank you, thank you! How can I begin to explain how great Terry & Mick (The Ultimate Everlys) were! They arrived in plenty of time and so friendly in explaining what they would be doing in their show, and boy what a show it was! The first half was what I would call the real Everly Brothers as if they had just walked into the room looking every bit the perfect part, what a fantastic sound, and far far better than what we expected! (the little snippets don’t do them justice on your web site) Then the second half, even better than the first! The boys had everyone apart from the bar staff dancing, it’s been a long time since that has happened at our Club. In my opinion you could not book a better professional act, a massive thank you to Terry & Mick who left everybody at our club wanting more. We will without doubt be booking them again for next year. kind regards” – Simon, Holmer Green RBL
“Ultimate Everly Brothers tribute act goes down a storm with Dunmow’s senior citizens” Dunmow Rotary staged the free senior citizens concert featuring the Ultimate Everly Brothers. The free event featured the Ultimate Everly Brothers tribute act, with brothers Mick and Terry Page, pictured, recreating the harmonies of Phil and Don Everly. A spokesman for the Rotary Club said: “Mick and Terry gave a superb, professional performance with their own lighting and graphics and the audience loved it clapping and cheering every song.” – Dunmow Broadcast 24
“Letter to EADT Editor: – Sir, We may have lost the real Everlys but I believe Ipswich has the next best thing. I am responsible for booking acts for our functions and I recently booked this act. I and other members were astonished and pleased with that performance. It was virtually impossible to tell the difference between these two brothers and the actual Everlys. I felt I had watched the real Everly Brothers.” – Pete Upson – East Anglian Daily Times
“Record-breaking crowds at Music by the Sea! Posted by: White Lion Date: 06.07.2015 Warm weather and a fantastic line-up saw 15,000 people flock to the beach at Aldeburgh this Saturday to see live artists perform music by the most influential bands from the last 50 years outside our hotel. Breaking all previous records for the event of 9,000 – 10,000, the fantastic party atmosphere continued well into the night as the free Music through the Decades charity concert was proclaimed an outstanding success. The Ultimate Everlys returned to present their very polished routine along with the tremendous sounds of The Austin Beats, who played favourites from The Beatles, The Kinks and The Rolling Stones.” – White Lion Hotel Aldeburgh
