MUSIC legend Tom Jones wowed a delighted sold-out crowd at the Piece Hall last night.
The Welsh superstar was the latest headliner in the TK Maxx presents Live at The Piece Hall 2024 summer series.
The historic Halifax courtyard welcomed Sir Tom as though it was the Green Green Grass Of Home, as he made his return to the venue for another sold-out show in the summer of live music.
The crowd went wild for Sir Tom (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
The place erupted with cheers from the audience as Sir Tom, who first played the venue in 2022, made his way to the front of the stage. "It's great to be back in Halifax!" he beamed.
Happy fans waiting for their hero to arrive on stage (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
Fans were treated to hit after hit as the international and multi-award-winning music legend delivered a sensational performance, including his mega hits It’s Not Unusual, What’s New Pussy Cat, Sex Bomb, Delilah and Leave Your Hat On.
Fans were treated to hit after hit (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
Much to the crowd's delight, Sir Tom showed no signs of slowing down. As the dazzling concert came to a close, after a big rock ’n’ roll finish, he told the audience: “We’ve had a ball tonight - and hope you have too!”
The sold-out crowd gave Sir Tom a great Yorkshire welcome (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
We love you Sir Tom! (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
Opening the night was Canadian singer-songwriter STORRY, followed by Australian sibling trio Germein.
Canadian singer-songwriter STORRY opened the night (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
Sibling trio Germein got the evening going (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
Fans packed out the historic courtyard to see Tom Jones (Image: Cuffe and Taylor/The Piece Hall)
* The series continues tonight with IDLES, then returns on July 27 with Ministry of Sound with Ellie Sax and Friends.
For tickets go to ticketmaster.co.uk
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