The new sixties show featuring Jamie Goddard

The ZOOTS show consists of classic sing-a-long songs and dance floor fillers to entertain audiences of all ages. Including hits from The Beatles, The Searchers, The Rolling Stones, The Monkees, The Kinks, The Small Faces, The Who and also features songs from solo artists such as Van Morrison, Andy Williams, Elvis and Neil Diamond. ZOOTS have captured the essence of the sixties with authentic costumes and the use of vintage equipment such as the violin bass and the Vox guitar amps. They aim to recreate the sound and look associated with many acts during the most exciting musical times during in the 20th Century. The ZOOTS show aim to take the audience on a journey back through time with lots of participation to encourage dancing and singing along. The show has been tailored to suit all age groups with songs that are still relevant today. The show is becoming a real hit and is already expanding to private events and theatres.

Jamie put together a sixties show ZOOTS for the 2009 season at Butlins and has relished the chance to perform his favourite era of music. The band for the show includes drummer ‘Stuart Turner’ (who has worked with Jamie since 2001), keyboard player ‘Nick Keys’ (who has worked with the likes of Rick Wakeman & Chesney Hawkes) and old school friend and bassist, ‘Kevin Joyce’.

Jamie is a talented singer guitarist and band leader born in Reading.
He has enjoyed touring all over the world singing & performing since he was ten years old and is also a Gold Selling songwriter.

Jamie’s was the lead singer and guitarist in the resident band at Hammersmith Palais for two years and has performed over 200 shows at Butlins holiday resorts since 2006. He has performed alongside and worked with artists such as T’pau, Tony Hadley, East 17, Toyah, Chesney Hawkes, M People, Doctor & the Medics, Nick Kershaw, Jason Donovan, Musical Youth, Betty Boo, Rick Parfitt, Bad Manners and many more.

Charity is something Jamie is often involved in and played for Children in Need which was featured on BBC1 for his debut TV performance in 2004.

In May 2005 helped raise £20,000 for The Royal Marsden Cancer Campaign. 2007 Jamie’s band was involved in ‘The Chesney Hawkes Xmas Cracker’ event raising £25,000 for The White Lodge Centre. Jamie also performed to raise money for Thames Valley Hospice, The Tsunami Appeal, Scope, Comic Relief and many more. Jamie is also actively involved in charitable Schools project where he tours encouraging young people to get involved in music. Contact The Party Agency today to find out more and get a custom quote and availability for your event.