After a sell-out debut last year, Brutus Gold’s Love Train is back, bringing one night of disco magic to The Kings Hall on 30th May.
This multi-generational party invites everyone – mum, dad, son, daughter – to dress up, hit the dance floor, and sing along to classic disco anthems and funky guilty pleasures. From the young to the young at heart, the Love Train is a celebration of music, fun, and togetherness.
Brutus Gold looks back to his visit to Ilkley last year:
“Last year’s Love Train was unforgettable, seeing families and friends dancing together in such a beautiful venue made the night magical. We can’t wait to do it all over again!”
Brutus Gold’s Love Train – One Night of Disco Magic will be at the King's Hall in Ilkley between 7:30pm and 11pm on Saturday 30th May. Tickets are available from the Bradford Theatres website: https://www.bradford-theatres.co.uk/whats-on/brutus-golds-love-train

Brutus added:
"With its stunning décor and perfect acoustics, the King's Hall is the ideal setting for a night of disco, funk, and guilty pleasures for all generations.
"Tickets are selling fast – don’t miss your chance to join our joyous, inclusive celebration and experience the perfect night of freedom and fun."

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