Peter Andre brings the best of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons to Navan

Peter Andre, best known as a 1990s pop star, is coming to Navan for two performances of 'The Very Best of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons' in the Solstice Arts Centre, on Friday 3rd April.

This live concert celebration showcases the classic hits made famous by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, one of the most successful vocal groups to emerge from New Jersey, USA, in the early 1960s. The production highlights the group’s enduring influence, featuring their unmistakable harmonies and the signature falsetto of lead singer Frankie Valli.

Audiences can expect many of the group’s most iconic songs, including 'Sherry', 'My Eyes Adored You', 'Big Girls Don’t Cry', and 'Can’t Take My Eyes Off You', all of which are listed as part of the show’s repertoire. The performance stars Andre, supported by a cast of seasoned performers with experience in major West End musicals, delivering a polished and energetic tribute.

Born in England to Cypriot parents and raised in Australia, Andre achieved success in the mid-1990s as a singer, topping the UK Singles Chart with 'Flava' and 'I Feel You' in 1996. After featuring in the third series of 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!' in 2004, he found renewed popularity and his 1995 hit 'Mysterious Girl' reached No 1 on reissue. He has continued his career in music and television, notably competing in the thirteenth series of 'Strictly Come Dancing (2015)' and starring in the 'Katie & Peter' TV franchise (2004–2009) with his then-wife Katie Price, whom he met when both took part in I'm a Celebrity.

Andre has produced twelve studio albums. In the United Kingdom, he has garnered fifteen UK Top 20 hit singles, three of which peaked at the number one position. His thirteenth album, Legacy, a mixture of new songs and reimagined versions of previous hits, is due for release in 2026.

Other theatrical productions coming to Solstice this spring includes the sold-out 'Andrew Lloyd Webber & Beyond' featuring soprano Katy Kelly and tenor Eoin Hynes, Niall O’Sullivan on the trumpet and piano and backing vocals by Annalisa Monticelli, who offer a vibrant journey through an iconic and emotionally powerful repertoire - anchored by the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, and complemented by selections from Stephen Sondheim, Stephen Schwartz, Leonard Bernstein.

Valentine's Night, 14th February, sees Pilgrims appear, the new project from Paul Noonan and Brian Crosby, two musicians whose creative paths first intertwined in their school days who have just released a new album. Noonan and Crosby first formed Juniper (with Damien Rice) before becoming founding members of Irish indie band Bell X1. In the years since, both have developed singular careers: Noonan through Bell X1 and other projects Printer Clips and HousePlants (with electronic producer Daithí), and Crosby via acclaimed film and television scores and his solo piano and ambient work. Pilgrims marks their first creative collaboration in 16 years.

Irish National Opera Presents Janáek’s 'The Cunning Little Vixen' on Tuesday 17th February, with American soprano Amber Norelai stars as the Vixen, soprano Jade Phoenix (Die Fledermaus 2025) as the Fox, and baritone Benjamin Russell as the Forester. The Cunning Little Vixen is directed by Sophie Motley (Werther 2023) and features the Irish National Opera orchestra and chorus.

Luke Thomas & The Swing Cats: Kings of Swing Tour perform on 20th February; Derek Ryan on 26th February; 'Reeling in the Showband Years' on 28th February; while Pilgrim St make a return from sabbatical on Friday 20th March. Comedians appearing in Solstice this spring including Emma Doran, Jason Byrne, Neile Delamere and Jarlath Regan, who, due to very popular demand, has added a third date to his show, 'Gas Man' at Solstice, Thursday 12th March.