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Coldplay and the British Invasion

After a long series of successful British Invasions concerts the Red Stars band is listening to our customers’ requests and have created a special version. Coldplay and British Invasion. Along with the large array of British hits, The Pearl Red Stars have put together a selection of Coldplay hits to honor what has been referred to as the last big rock band after grossing $500 million on their last tour.

It’s no secret that the British have always had far superior music to the rest of the world; especially when it comes to their rock bands. It was only a matter of time until that music spread to the rest of the world. Thus, becoming a cultural phenomenon.

The first wave of the British Invasion crossed the Atlantic and appeared on the American shores in the mid-1960s. The Americans were besieged by the music of The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin. History repeats itself with the Pearl’s very own Red Stars who will be bringing this music to you live.

As curators of the best music, the Red Stars will delve into British music from other eras that were embraced by the world. From the 80s, the likes of Queen, Yes, and Def Leppard will be performed. The 90s showcase Oasis and Radiohead. The canon of music will include the most recent hits by Adele. Of course, the timeless Elton John and his hits that span the decades will be present.

Before the concert we will be showing one of all time funniest rock movies….”This is Spinal Tap”

In 1982 the world's loudest band is about to undertake it's comeback tour of America to coincide with the release of the new album. The group, Spinal Tap, is accompanied by documentary filmmaker Marti DeBergi on what turns out to be a fateful chapter in the band's colourful history.

Despite what anyone else tells you, this is easily one of the most quotable movies made and is just as funny today as it was when it was made, unless you are so out of touch with the world that it affectionately spoofs. The film is almost a tragedy so well does it chronicle the absurd collapse of the band. However, regardless of the hows and whats, the comedy is in the characters and the sharp dialogue. While most of the specific action is really funny, it is best during the backstage arguments and the candid interviews.

The dialogue is fantastic from start to finish and is made better by a superb cast delivering absurd lines with a straight face! McKean, Guest and Shearer are the strongest of the cast have most of the best lines. The support cast is also crammed with cameos from such people as Bruno Kirby, Billy Crystal, Begley Jnr, Macnee, Paul Shaffer, Anjelica Huston and others. Reiner excels as director, writer and documentarian, the film has his hands all over it.

Overall this is a great film, so much has been said about it that I won't go on any longer. While it is not an out and out spoof like Naked Gun, this film is wittier as the comedy comes from the dialogue and the sheer imagination of the writing!