Bongo’s Bingo announce new dates for Newcastle in June
The award-winning Bongo’s Bingo returns to Newcastle for three special socially-distanced June dates at Boiler Shop.
It has been a long time coming to reach this point as the summer beckons just a little further ahead and the UK’s original bingo rave phenomenon is back in action and raring to go. Pre-pandemic close to 2m tickets had been sold and shows took place in 50 locations globally. As the country begins to open up again, Thursday 3rd, Thursday 10th and Thursday 17th June will be chock full of magic, mayhem and a very health dollop of nostalgia and escapism in the unique Bongo’s Bingo style.
Jonny Bongo says: “We are gearing up for a fantastic Bongo’s Bingo summer and being back in Newcastle is going to be brilliant. We know it has been such a difficult time for so many people and we want to raise some smiles and let everyone have a dose of much needed fun. We feel fun is what has been missed and we want to bring a bit of joy and happiness back. It’s great to be coming back with this show.”
Tickets are on sale now from: www.bongosbingo.co.uk
Expect a liberal allocation of celebrity cardboard cut outs, fluffy pink unicorns, crowd renditions of Mr Brightside, dance offs, many hands in the air moments and a mobility scooter for very good measure.
Bongo’s Bingo combines the much-loved quaint pastime of bingo with a mesmeric live show, crazy antics and weird and wonderful prizes which have helped create one of the most talked about nights out in the country. Brace for a night full of madness, mischief and shared euphoria, with hits from across the ages all night long – imagine N Trance’s Set You Free filtered via S Club and Gerry Cinnamon, to renditions of Total Eclipse of the Heart.
Bongo’s Bingo
Thursday 3rd, Thursday 10th and Thursday 17th June
@ Boiler Shop, 20 South St, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3PE
Tickets from: www.bongosbingo.co.uk
Twitter and Instagram: @bongosbingo/ www.facebook.com/bongosbingo
Read our write up when Gabbriella Roberts attended here.
