It all started in the fishnet party era with songs like Spicks and Specks, Words and Massachusetts. The inimitable sound of Barry, Maurice and Robin continued to conquer our musical hearts, luring the world to the dance floor once and for all at the end of the 1970s with Saturday Night Fever (which included classics such as Stayin' Alive and Night Fever). Since 1965, the Brothers Gibb have produced an uninterrupted series of world hits, both with the boy band they were themselves, and for other world-famous names.

Legendary Albums Live now brings all this beauty to the stage, along with the album Main Course. This album, with songs like Nights on Broadway and Jive Talking, is considered the best Bee Gees record and also marks the transition between the old and new Bee Gees sound. It will be a wonderful evening full of nostalgia, where you can sing along loudly and use the aisles as a dance floor!

This episode, Legendary albums Live is extra proud of its energetic cast. John Vooijs (our Dutch Tarzan), Ruben Tarmidi and Bastiaan Mulde, accompanied by the LA- Live Band led by Jan-Peter Bast are responsible for the characteristic sound. In addition, a delicious dessert will be treated: Patricia van Haastrecht will perform highlights from Barbra Streisands' 40th anniversary album Guilty, which is entirely by the hand of the Gibb gentlemen, plus some unforgettable Bee Gees duets. The evening is again too short.