Name: Andrew Bourn’s ‘A Swingin’ Christmas!’
Start: 2025-12-19T19:30:00+00:00
Location: Wolverhampton Arts Centre Dunkley St, WV1 4AN Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

$Andrew Bourn\u2019s \u2018A Swingin\u2019 Christmas!\u2019$

Andrew Bourn’s ‘ A Swingin’ Christmas!’ is a captivating new festive swing show with a modern twist!
Combining the tones of Sinatra, the charm of Buble, and the charisma of Olly Murs, Andrew Bourn always puts on a show to remember!
Featuring a fun mix of classic festive tunes, this production will leave you feeling full of christmas cheer! Imagine the record breaking Bublé ‘Christmas’ album playing in your living room! Now experience tracks from that album live on stage, along with unique swing style arrangements of songs from global artists such as Wham, Chris Rea, Mariah Carey, Prince, Bee Gees, Tom Jones, Rick Astley and more! As well as huge timeless and nostalgic songs from Sinatra, Bing Crosby and Andy Williams along the way!
Far from a standard tribute show, this live production has a youthful energy which always gets audiences singing along! Featuring a fabulous band of West End big band musicians, it has a modern appeal for this nostalgic genre and offers something for all generations.
Andrew’s success began in 2014 when he burst on to the scene as part of the much loved Britain’s Got Talent swing group ‘Jack Pack’.
A global adventure ensued, including a recording contract with Simon Cowell and a UK top ten album. The band enjoyed multiple TV appearances (Xtra Factor, Strictly Come Dancing, Sunday Night at the Palladium) and live radio performances (Graham Norton, Terry Wogan and Ken Bruce) and performed alongside artists such as Katy Perry, Take That and Jessie J.
More recently Andrew appeared on ITV’s ‘Starstruck’, where he stepped into the shoes of Frank Sinatra, reaching the finals of the show and gaining further reputation and acclaim.
Andrew has had the honour of singing for and meeting HM King Charles III at the Royal Palaces and delivered ‘bucket list’ shows at both The Royal Albert Hall and Proms in the Park, performing at the latter for an audience of 50,000.
"Definitely a star!" - Adam Lambert