Showing posts with label Barn Theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barn Theatre. Show all posts

Monday, 21 November 2016

Barnstorming gig at The Barn


What a great night at the newly re-vamped The Barn Theatre in Cirencester!

A re-invigorated venue and a huge leap forward for the local scene, much as was the blokes' performance from their last performance at the Barn.

Some cracking moments including a killer version of one of our newest songs about the travails of men in the 21st century which brought the house down and resulted in a deserved encore.

Well done to all who worked so hard to make it happen.  Here's to many more excellent acts treading the boards and now it is officially time to say "Roll on a Magnificent Yuletide!"

Friday, 11 November 2016

Everything you read about us is true, apparently


Another lovely piece of press about us and our Magnificent Return to the Barn Theatre this coming Saturday 19th November.  

Can't think quite why it is so lovely... but it is corroborated by the Editor's comments at the very end of the piece, so it must all be true!  Click on the article above to see it at a readable size.

Read for yourself at http://www.ripplesmag.co.uk/ page 28.

For your chance to see us at The Return to the Barn, Cirencester quickly head to http://www.themagnificentak47.com/tickets/ or go in person to Cirencester Tourist Information Centre in the Corinium Museum in Cirencester or call 01285 654 180.

Sunday, 6 November 2016

In the press again - we're part of the "scene"



A nice little piece in this month's edition of the very informative Cirencester Scene mentioning about the #MagnificentDerry weekend and our up coming gig at The Barn Theatre and a poster squeezed in amongst the crosswords and sudoko...



See more at the full online version at Cirencester Scene.

And a further prompt that tickets are selling very well two weeks out from the gig so if you are interested in coming please don't delay, head to  http://www.themagnificentak47.com/tickets/ or in person from Cirencester Tourist Information Centre in the Corinium Museum in Cirencester or call 01285 654 180.

Wednesday, 2 November 2016

The VideoMeister has been at it again...


It's dark, sinister, and a little bit scary, but it is out there...

The Return of The Magnificent AK47, the multi-award winning singing blokes of Ashton Keynes and beyond are back in The Barn.

Cirencester, you have been warned!

Click here, if you dare.

Thursday, 13 October 2016

The Return of The Magnificent AK47 to The Barn


After sailing the high seas and low notes of BlokeSong as far away as Bristol, Lyme Regis, Birmingham and an international singing competition in Northern Ireland (!), the blokes are return to their native stomping ground with a cross-border raid from North, North Wiltshire to the ancient capital of the Cotswolds to help celebrate the opening of the re-vamped Barn Theatre at 5 Beeches Road, Cirencester, GL7 1BN.

Expect fun and frivolity and some seriously good singing and a great night's entertainment.

Plus support from the popular local singer/guitarist Stuart Elwin, and a retiring collection in aid of Children in Need.

Stick around for the "Afters" for the after show party.

Tickets available online from http://www.themagnificentak47.com/tickets/ or in person from Cirencester Tourist Information Centre in the Corinium Museum in Cirencester or call 01285 654 180.

We very much hope to see you there.

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

The Magnificent AK47 Sell out!

Well, it's taken a big of nudging, and even a little bit of nagging, but it has finally been confirmed.  A tot up of all the tickets sold through various agents means that we have well and truly sold out our first headline gig!

In fact there is even a bit of a waiting list, but perhaps it will be better luck next time or people should have heeded the warnings from the Inner Circle and bought their tickets sooner.

Anyway, a fantastic result and here's hoping that the gig will live up to the one at St. George's and to all our expectations.

Thanks to the Ashton Keynes Village Shop, The White Hart, The Barn Theatre and especially one or two of the blokes for working so hard to flog the tickets and collect the money.