Join The Jerseys as they celebrate the timeless music of the one-hundred million album selling Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.
Incredible falsettos, beautiful a capellas – the authenticity of the sublime harmonies of the 60s and 70s – with a huge repertoire including Sherry, Walk Like A Man, My Eyes Adored You, Grease, Rag Doll, Stay, Lets Hang On, and Big Girls Don’t Cry, before finishing off with headline hit Oh What A Night!
This is much more than just another tribute show – this is a celebration of fantastic music performed by an array of incredible talent.
The Jerseys have performed in various prestigious venues, visiting the length and breadth of the UK. Some notable shows include a performance for Her Majesty The Queen on The Long Walk, Windsor Castle for her ninetieth birthday celebrations, and internationally including The Paris Casino in Las Vegas.
Along with their live four-piece band of internationally renowned musicians, this all-singing all-dancing show features hit after hit, comedy and more – the complete night out which will have you dancing in the aisles of the theatre and leave you ‘beggin’ for more!
Dates & Times
Derby Hall @ The Met
£23.50 standard / £21 concession (inc fees)
Covid Safety at The Met
This will be a full-capacity event with a non-socially distanced audience; we will however still be utilising many Covid safety measures for your safety and the safety of our staff.
Related events
- Sat 6 Feb 2027 6:00 PM
Seamus Fogarty
London-based alt-folk alchemist Seamus Fogarty performs at The Met following the release of his new album Ships.
- Fri 23 Jul 2027 8:00 PM
The Bohemians: Queen Greatest Hits Tour
Come and celebrate Queen in style with a comprehensive re-enactment of their greatest Hits. Featuring performances of all your favourites, this is an unforgettable journey through Queen's iconic career.
- Fri 19 Mar 2027 8:00 PM
Oysterband’s John Jones, Ray Cooper and Al Scott
John Jones, best known as the powerful and charismatic singer with Oysterband, performs new music with musicians Ray Cooper and Al Scott.