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The Soul Kings

 Soul and Tamala Motown ..

The Soul Kings is one of the most exciting new acts to appear for many years.

Capturing perfectly the greatest hits of the Tamala Motown and Disco era the Soul Kings combine dynamic vocals with slick dance routines, smart suits, big Afro hair, shades and a lot of attitude. This is real entertainment with the emphasis on fun.

The Soul Kings have deliberately dug out the crowd pleasers combing them in a set that includes Get Ready, December 63, Stayin Alive, Carwash, Sweet Soul Music, Love Train, Celebration, Disco Inferno, Oh What A Night and Billy Ocean’s Love Really Hurts, setting their audience alight and gaining a new fan base and rave revues wherever they perform.

The Soul Kings had have had a remarkable couple of years supporting Rose Royce and The Silencers. Scotland on Sunday featured them in a double page spread.

Other credits include performances at the Millennium Party–Stirling Castle, Radio Forth’s Christmas party, Motorola’s Christmas party, Hampden Park Football Stadium, hosted the Big Party in Stirling’s King St, the Glasgow Hogmanay Party and have been resident Christmas band at Glasgow Hilton 2000,2001,2002

Each member of the Soul Kings is a top musician in his own right and have played with the Bluebells, The Proclaimers and the sensational seventies band The Gods of Glam.

The Soul Kings-Truly the ultimate party band.