Tribute to US rockers returns to Watford

Watford will welcome back a tribute band dedicated to a famous American rock group.

Traditional-style public house The Horns in Watford has once more booked the Blondie cover band known as Totally Blondie to perform. Pubs and clubs that act as venues for live music events can sometimes use flyer printing services to create leaflets advertising upcoming shows.

The dedicated cover band features a singer who both looks and sounds like the world-renowned artist Debbie Harry, who fronted the famous US rock group. Backed by a collection of professional musicians, Totally Blondie is well-known for its live concerts that have been acclaimed by audiences across the length and breadth of the country.

Among the most iconic music groups of the 70s and 80s, Blondie was still creating albums as late as 2017, with the release of “Pollinator”. Playing rock infused with both pop and new wave stylings, the group earned a successful following in both the United Kingdom and Australia.

Fans of Blondie attending the show coming to Watford will be able to enjoy live performances of classic tracks including “Call Me”, “One Way or Another” “Denis”, “Sunday Girl”, “Hanging on The Telephone” and the chart-topping hit “Heart of Glass”.

Totally Blondie will play The Horns at 1 Hempstead Road in Watford on Thursday, October 14 at 9pm.