Peel Centenary Centre is preparing for an exciting evening on January 17, 2024, featuring renowned musicians Adam Wakeman and Damien Wilson. The concert, starting at 19:30, is a highly anticipated return after their previous performance at the venue garnered significant praise. Tickets are available for £20 and promise a night filled with exceptional musicianship and engaging performances.
Damien Wilson, aged 56, is celebrated for his powerful vocals and songwriting abilities, with a career spanning over 70 album releases. He has made a name for himself in the rock and progressive music scenes, collaborating with notable bands and projects such as Headspace, Threshold, and Ayreon. Wilson also gained recognition in musical theatre, notably portraying Jean Valjean in the national UK tour of Les Misérables.
On the other hand, Adam Wakeman, 51, is a distinguished keyboardist and guitarist, widely known for his work with Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath. He is the son of acclaimed keyboardist Rick Wakeman, who once resided on the island. With nine collaborative albums alongside his father and four solo projects, Wakeman’s diverse musical style blends classical, rock, and contemporary influences. His contributions include co-writing the platinum-selling album Scream for Ozzy Osbourne in 2010, and he has toured with various artists, including Travis and Annie Lennox.
The Peel Centenary Centre is dedicated to offering a wide array of events, encompassing theatrical productions, lectures, exhibitions, and workshops. This special performance by Wakeman and Wilson aligns with the venue’s mission to enrich the cultural landscape of the island.
Tickets for this captivating concert are available for purchase on the centre’s official website, www.centenarycentre.com. This event is expected to draw music enthusiasts eager to experience the unique talents of these established artists in an intimate setting.
