Burnage celebrates Elvis Anniversary

The internationally famous ‘Oasis Music Bar’ at the Farmers Arms Pub on Burnage Lane, in Burnage, South Manchester, will be staging a special Elvis Anniversary night on Saturday 14th August.

This year marks the 75th anniversary of the birth, in 1935, of ‘The King of Rock n Roll’. The special Burnage event will mark the thirty third anniversary of the sad demise of the Rock n Roll Legend that was Elvis Presley, who passed away on the 16th August 1977. Burnage singer ‘Big Jim White’, one of Manchester’s premier Elvis tribute acts is to stage a special anniversary ‘Presley in Mind’ show in his honour.

Lawrence Hennigan the owner of the bar said “I’m a big Elvis fan myself and we wanted to do something special this year for his anniversary.

Big Jim White puts on a fantastic show and we want as many Elvis fans as possible to get dressed up in their best Rock n Roll outfit. I’ll be putting on my blue Suede shoes and trying to brylcreem what is left of my quiff to "ALL SHOOK UP"

Elvis night with ‘Big Jim White Presley in Mind’ Anniversary show

Doors 8pm, show starts 8.30pm

Admission Free, but arrive early if you want a seat and don’t forget to ear your best Elvis or Rock n Roll outfit.

Farmers Arms and Oasis Lounge
256 Burnage Lane, Burnage, M19 1EN
Telephone 0161 432 6441