AFTER the success of their show last year, the stunning Queen tribute band GaGa return with their Crazy Tour 2006 to Tenby's De Valence for one night only next week.

GaGa is not a look-a-like band; they wear no wigs, make-up or false moustaches. Instead, the audience is assaulted with a host of massive Queen hits.

Founded in 1989, the Liverpool-based GaGa is now billed as presenting the ultimate tribute to perhaps one of the world's greatest rock bands.

The present line-up of guys - Graham Patrick (drums/vocals), John Holmes (lead vocals, guitar and keyboards) and Tony Pilling (bass guitar, vocals) do not try to impersonate Queen, but focus on recreating the same sound, energy and excitement of an original live Queen show.

GaGa has received accolades from the official Queen website and called 'stunning' by Brian May himself.

They appear in Tenby next Friday, July 28, and you are advised to book now to avoid disappointment. Tickets are priced £11, with doors opening at 7.30 pm, ready for the show to commence at 8 pm. For further details and to book tickets, call 01834 843568. The box office is open Monday - Friday, 9 am - 1 pm, and 30 minutes before doors open.