Swindon is about to be transported back to the swinging sixties as The All Or Nothing Experience prepares to light up the Wyvern Theatre this summer.
On Tuesday 15th July, the sounds of the legendary Small Faces will echo through the town, as the show pays tribute to one of the most influential mod bands to ever emerge from the streets of London. But this is far more than just another tribute act – it’s a celebration of a cultural revolution that defined a generation.
The original All Or Nothing: The Mod Musical burst onto the London theatre scene in 2016. Written by Carol Harrison, it captured the spirit of the Mod movement and the rise of the Small Faces with a rawness that struck a chord with audiences. The production went on to enjoy sell-out tours across the country for two years, culminating in a successful West End run in 2018.
Now, the All Or Nothing Experience band continues that legacy, delivering the electrifying sound that made the Small Faces so iconic. Audiences can expect all the classic hits, including What’cha Gonna Do About It, Itchycoo Park, Lazy Sunday, Tin Soldier, and of course, All Or Nothing. But the experience doesn’t end there. The show also celebrates the later work of band members Steve Marriott, Ronnie Lane, Ian “Mac” McLagan and Kenney Jones, featuring tracks by Humble Pie, The Faces, Ronnie Lane’s solo material, and even music from The Who.
For those who lived through the era, the show offers a nostalgic journey back to a time when music, fashion and youth culture collided to create something truly unforgettable. For younger audiences, it offers the chance to experience first-hand the infectious energy that made Mod culture such a defining moment in British music history.
With sharp suits, infectious melodies, and that unmistakable London swagger, the Small Faces embodied the very essence of Mod. And now, their story – and their sound – will take centre stage once again in Swindon.
