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The Four Seasons are an American pop band who gained international success in the 1960s and are said to have been the world's most popular rock band before The Beatles. Franki Valli as lead singer transformed a band known as The Four Lovers into The Four Seasons and they were a hit from the very beginning.
Their first album 'Sherry & 11 Others' was released in 1962 and peaked at #6 on the US Billboard charts. They enjoyed continued chart success with the release of their albums, and scored a string of hit singles in the States. 'Sherry', 'Big Girls Don't Cry' and 'Walk Like A Man' all topped the charts at the beginning of their career and they went on to have another twelve top ten hits over the years. They also enjoyed success in the UK, with an impressive twelve singles hitting the top 40 with 'Oh, What A Night' topping the chart upon release in 1975.
In 1990 the original line up of The Four Seasons between the years of 1960 and 1966 were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The band remains one of the best selling groups of all time, having sold over 100 million records worldwide to date. Currently the only remaining original member performing live is Frankie Valli.
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Whether you like his voice or not, there is absolutely no denying the absolute talent of Frankie Valli. At the height of his performing with his band The Four Seasons, they produced some of the most iconic songs that any one at any age could recognize and sing along with. While I may have been much too young to truly appreciate my parents’ taking me to see Frankie Valli, having been in the presence of true brilliance, I still have a perfect recollection of the night.
It was just after the release of the newest “Hope and Glory” album, and they had been doing some touring for promotion of the album. For most people it was a family affair, as a lot of kids like me were brought with their parents too. There was a performance that opened up for them, that I don’t remember the name of, but they kept with the style of performance similar to that of The Four Seasons. When it came time for the actual performance, the band was met with a lot of love from the audience. Despite being at a young age, us young kids sung along with the rest of the audience to every single song. Valli, having used his vocal chords so much, wasn’t quite able to hit his iconic falsetto, as we all knew him for, but made the proper adjustment keys changes. They played all the best and made the entire show one of the best that I could have shared with my family.
What is there left to say about Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons? They are one of the best-selling groups of all time and have sold an astonishing 100 million records. Big Girls Don’t Cry, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, Working My Way Back To You, Sherry, Let’s Hang On … it’s easy to forget how many stone cold classics they have. It means shows are a work of art, with hit after hit performed with the assured aplomb of masters of their craft. There are so many hits to choose from that you get a two-hour show that is all killer no filler. Now the songs make up the West End smash Jersey Boys - but that pales with seeing the real thing. Because Frankie maintains that unique aura – his pizzazz and showbiz quality is from a bygone era that you just don’t get anymore. Since 2008 he’s toured with a new group of Four Seasons consisting of Todd Fournier, Brian Brigham, Brandon Brigham, and Landon Beard who provide him with backup vocal harmonies for tracks like Oh, What a Night and they’ve never sounded better. And when he sings I've Got You Under My Skin with the same charm he sang it with those decades ago you realise, at a live show, it’s the opposite – he gets under your skin until you don’t want the hits to stop coming.
There is no denying the universal appeal that Frankie Valli And The Four Seasons had as a band during their heyday in the 1960s and 1970s. Many would argue that the group's music is timeless and it seems to be that mentality that keeps frontman Frankie Valli touring globally at the age of 80. The last original member to still be performing live, Frankie is now joined by four noticeably younger seasons yet the guys know the classic material well and harmonise to an expert level whilst also performing small routines during 'Tell It To The Rain' and others.
The five singers are supported by a huge array of musicians to add the luscious, classical tones to their tracks which sounds phenomenal tonight as it gives them a much needed lease of life. Frankie remains an engaging frontman who is intended on connecting with his fans and encouraging singalong, not that they really need it during favourite 'Let's Hang On' which is sang back with a force that could easily raise the roof. They seem to have great rapport as a unit and it is clear to see that Frankie does not continue to play for any financial reason, it is all about the love of music.
Frankie Valli and the four seasons were amazing. I didn't know what to expect because Frankie is in his 80's and although my hopes were high.. people lose their voice and strength when they get on in years and who knows. His projection has diminished some but the quality of his singing still shines through and I was awe struck. He performed one hit after another and a number of covers. His band members were phenomenal and back up singers a perfect compliment. They were accomplished professionals with a polished act that would entertain anyone. I highly recommend seeing this performance even if you have to travel.. I wouldn't have believed it would've been that good with out seeing and hearing it! You will not be disappointed! I've seen many great acts in my day including Paul McCartney, the Stones, John Fogerty, Fleetwood Mac, Talking Heads, Neal Young, etc all in their hay day and I'd rate Frankie Valli even in his golden years right up their with any of them... Fabulous and fun! 7/2018 Andrejs Briedis
It’s all about that band, The Four Seasons, who are lead by the one and only, Frankie Valli, the man with the plan, and the genius behind this sound that inspired a generation. Their set showcases some of their biggest hits to date, opening with the huge “Working My Way Back to You”. This whole audience are on their feet straight away, in awe of the genius of this whole outfit, who don’t seem to get anything wrong throughout this set. Frankie Valli delivers a sensational performance despite being almost 70! He performs huge hits such as “Bye Bye Baby”, which everyone sings every word to. “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” has audience members smiling and singing, some even standing up and shaking it. “Silence Is Golden” is the huge song that concludes what is such a memorable set for all those involved. It’s no wonder that there was a musical written after them, (Jersey Boys).
I would follow Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons anywhere!and my friend and I did : ) We saw them last year in TO and this year we followed them to Orillia!
They put on such an energetic great fun show and Mr Valli well what can I say? The Man is just INCREDIBLE!
I especially love the dancing up at the stage that people get to do and LOVE at all of his shows! Really puts you up close and personal with Mr. Valli, The Incredibly Talented Four Seasons! and the rest of the band!
It was such a WONDERFUL night out last night.
Thank you Thank you Thank you from the bottom of my heart to the tip of my dancing toes!
GREAT, FANTASTIC show last night................ looking forward to seeing you guys and the EVER SOOOOOOOOOOOO INCREDILY TALENTED MR. FRANKIE VALLI.................. THE MAN! again!
I had a fantastic night at the Glasgow Hydro.I am a fan but had never seen him perform in concert before. I was not disappointed. It was an absorbing and first class performance from a great musical legend. It was 2 hours that was so enjoyable looking back on all the hits and his considerable back catalogue. He does very well for a man of advanced years, the timbre in his voice hasn't changed in fact maturity has added to its gravitas. The backing musicians and choreography was also very professional. The audience were rocking in the aisles,and he plays to the audience very well like the stage trooper he is. It was a fantastic experience and would definitely go to see Frankie Valli again, hopefully soon.
JOHN FRASER
I went to see Frankie Valli on June 30th at The Royal Albert Hall. I am a member of The Appreciation Society. It was a wonderful and truly memorable show, I will never forget. Frankie was as good if not better than the last time I saw him 4 years ago. I travelled from Spain as this is where I live. I shook his hand, (he is very good about this)! The whole show was awesome. He is a true icon and I hope very much that he will return to London next year and I hope I have the chance to see him again. It was especially good this time as they were performing with The London Symphony Orchestra. Long may he continue. Regards, Maureen Halliwell, Mojacar, Spain
The show was fantastic Frankie was on stage over 2 hours did all the hits did a new version of I’ve got you under my skin combined version of there hit and Sinatra’s version Frankie sounded great for an 85 year old the band was outstanding and Robbie Robinson was fantastic highly recommend this concert