The venue - the Dugdale Centre - is firmly in the town. It is a modern theatre complex and stands out from its slightly rougher surroundings.
In case you don't know, Woodedz are John 'Rhino' Edwards from Status Quo, together with his 2 sons, Freddie and Max. The audience - primarily Quo fans were here in support of this charity show raising cash for the local Papworth Hospital.
Not really knowing what material to expect, it was good to hear a large chunk of the Rhino's Revenge album, some obscure and not so obscure Quo tacks and a smattering of covers. The only downside was a dreadful song which appeared to be called 'Secretary' with truly cringe-worthy lyrics ("you want a double entendre, I'll give you one" etc).
Otherwise, well worth the tenner entrance fee and trip across town. Now if only the venue could afford a stage...
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Fair review, but having no stage added to the intimacy of evening.
The band were rougher around the edges than Quo, and made the evening more special.
As Rhino himself said, it's just a bit of fun.
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