The iconic That’ll Be The Day show is igniting stages across the UK this spring, marking its 38th year on the road with an electrifying tour that celebrates the best of pop culture from the 1950s through the 1980s.
Founder and performer Trevor Payne will once again captivate audiences with the beloved production, which has delighted over five million people nationwide and boasts a repertoire of over 200 performances annually.

Renowned for its blast-from-the-past performances, That’ll Be The Day promises an unforgettable night out, featuring an extraordinary ensemble of first-class vocalists delivering the greatest rock ‘n’ roll classics of all time. But it’s not just about the music; the show also offers a side-splitting selection of comedy sketches, ensuring a five-star entertainment experience.
The spring tour of this cherished production will maintain its tried-and-tested formula, offering a delightful and nostalgic evening for both long-time fans and newcomers alike. With a blend of beloved classics and exciting new additions, That’ll Be The Day promises to deliver an unforgettable spectacle.
What’s more, the show’s impact extends beyond entertainment, with over £1 million raised for various charitable causes including Childline, Make A Wish, Help for Heroes, Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation, and appeals such as the Red Cross Ukraine Appeal, through post-show bucket collections.

Commenting on the upcoming tour, Trevor Payne expressed his excitement, stating, “Our 2023 Christmas show was a tremendous success, enjoyed by record numbers all over the UK.
“Our upcoming Spring show, which is one of the best we have produced, hit the road in late January touring until late July. Don’t miss it, you’ll love it!”
That’ll Be The Day kicked off its spring tour in Basingstoke and will be making its way to Swindon on February 23rd. Fans in Swindon can look forward to a night of nostalgia, laughter, and incredible music as That’ll Be The Day takes the stage.
For ticket information and tour dates, visit Wyvern Theatre.













