The Darkside of Pink Floyd tribute band returns to The Gateway Theatre in Seaton, rescheduled from October, for their outstanding show, the likes of which you are unlikely to have seen.

Appearing at many of the major national music events across the country including headlining at the Poole Harbour Festival, their fantastic light and laser show perfectly coordinates with their faithful reproduction of Pink Floyd music.

They were the first band to play a live public performance inside the prehistoric caves of the world famous Kents Cavern, as well as five sell out concerts at Carnglaze Caverns, part of their highly acclaimed 'Echoes of the Past' tour.

The Stage said: "A more intense tribute band than The Dark Side of Pink Floyd is hard to imagine."

Don't miss this unique opportunity to see this spectacular musical performance.

Saturday, February 25, doors 7.30pm. Tickets £20 in advance or £22.50 on the door.

Rule the World – Take That Tribute Show is going to blow your mind, because you are going to be convinced it is the real deal when you hear them.

Winner of Official Number 1 Award at the National Tribute Awards, they are recognised as the number one Take That tribute act in the world and recently appeared alongside Nicole Kidman and Hugh Bonneville on the BBC's The Graham Norton Show.

Gary Barlow himself tweeted they were "brilliant" and "these guys are good". They are the only Take That tribute band to be praised by Gary.

Rule the World have performed at a private party for 'Coldplay' and travelled across continents to perform in countries including Germany and Barcelona. With 'Back for Good', 'Shine' and all the hits you love, you won't get a more realistic experience.

Saturday, March 25, doors 7.30pm. Tickets £16.50 in advance or £18 on the door.

Have you planned anything for Mothering Sunday? The Gateway Theatre has the perfect solution with their screening of the brilliant 'Anything Goes'.

This hilarious musical romp across the Atlantic aboard the S.S. American will have you tapping your feet, singing and laughing out loud. Directed by the multi-award winning Broadway director and choreographer Kathleen Marshall, this major production of Cole Porter and P.G. Wodehouse's classic golden age of music is pure escapism.

It is a major 5-star production that features Broadway's royalty with Sutton Foster alongside Robert Lindsay and Felicity Kendal. It's a heart-warming romance with spectacular dance routines and many memorable songs for you to enjoy.

The Telegraph said it was 'the show of the year' and the Guardian a 'fizzing tonic for our times', it has to be the perfect gift for Mothers' Day.

Sunday, March 19, doors 2.30pm. Tickets £14.50 for adults or £7.50 for children.