Whitlive Presents The Beat: Incredibly, it was The Beat's first album that spawned the hits Tears of a Clown, Mirror in The Bathroom, Hands off.She's Mine AND Can't Get used to Losing You. After 3 platinum albums and having built a fantastic live reputation across the world, The Beat disbanded at the height of their fame. Following numerous offers, they returned to the live stage in 2003 with a sell out at The Royal Festival Hall. Described by Q magazine as a brilliant, uplifting live act with songs that sound as fresh today as they did 30 years ago The Beat promise Whitstable a blistering night of Ska classics.
Whitlive Presents The Beat at East Quay in Whitstable, Kent on Friday, 09 March 2012.
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