WESTON'S
ART HOUSE


Sun 17 Oct
|The Blakehay
Creedence Clearwater Review
Bad Moon Rising – The Creedence Clearwater Review An evening of classic American country rock. “Bad Moon Rising isn’t just for Creedence fans - it’s a night for anyone who loves great songs, epic guitars, sing-alongs and the sound of classic American rock.”
Time & Location
17 Oct 2027, 19:30
The Blakehay, 20 Wadham St, Weston-super-Mare BS23 1JZ, UK
About the event
Bad Moon Rising – The Creedence Clearwater Review
An evening of classic American country rock.
“Bad Moon Rising isn’t just a show for Creedence fans. It’s a night for anyone who loves
great songs, epic guitars, sing-alongs and the sound of classic American rock”
From the opening chords of Bad Moon Rising to the unmistakable anthems Proud Mary,
Fortunate Son and Have You Ever Seen the Rain, the music of Creedence Clearwater Revival
has become part of the soundtrack of generations. Bad Moon Rising brings that extraordinary
catalogue to the stage in a powerful live celebration, capturing the sound, spirit and energy of
America’s most iconic band. With hit songs you’ve heard on the radio thousands of times, in films
and across culture for decades, experience the band that have soundtracked your road trips since
Performed by The Creedence Clearwater Review, the show journeys through a remarkable run of
timeless songs including Rockin’ All Over The World, I Heard It Through The Grapevine, I Put
A Spell On You, Green River, Down on the Corner, Up Around the Bend, Who’ll Stop the
Rain and many more. Bad Moon Rising - The Creedence Clearwater Review is the high-energy
theatrical celebration of the music and legacy of America’s most influential group, bringing their
extraordinary catalogue to life on stage.
Expect swampy guitars, driving rhythms, soaring harmonies and two hours of high-energy
American rock ’n’ roll, from the band who have spent over a decade celebrating the music and
legacy of Creedence and John Fogerty across the UK and Europe. Bad Moon Rising isn’t just for
Creedence fans, it’s the theatrical celebration of timeless songs, iconic guitar riffs and the
unmistakable sound of classic American rock ’n’ roll.
Tickets
£26.00
