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Total-REX T-REX Tribute is a sensational, professional show capturing the glam rock sound of Marc Bolan and T Rex. A must see for all Bolan, Glam Rock and '70s Music fans alike.  Our show features all the T Rex big hits from the 1970s - and much much more! Bolan still has a large and loyal fan base all around the world today and his status as one of the leading British music stars has recently been recognised with the induction of T Rex into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

T.Rextasy are the only tribute band to have been authorised and endorsed by Marc Bolan’s catalogue management. The band are now officially recognised as the world’s No.1 group dedicated to the greatest glam rocker of them all, Marc Bolan of T.Rex.

With their uncanny doppelganger lead singer and lead guitarist, Danielz, T.Rextasy perform a powerful and mesmerising presentation of Marc Bolan’s rock and pop anthems.

T.Rextasy are now regarded beyond the boundaries of ‘tribute’ and are respected in their own right. The band also have the blessing and support from Marc’s own family and ex-T.Rex band members, including June Bolan (Marc’s wife), Gloria Jones (Marc’s Girlfriend), Rolan Bolan (Marc’s Son), Mickey Finn (T.Rex conga player), Tony Visconti (T.Rex producer) and others.

They have toured worldwide playing at venues such as the gigantic Ariake Coliseum in Japan, and Wembley Arena in London. They also perform alongside artists such as Wizzard, Cockney Rebel, Ian Hunter (Mott the Hoople) and Slade amongst others.

26/04/2024 – Cromer

Cromer Pier

05/06/2024 – Mansfield

Palace Theatre

07/06/2024 – Clacton

Westcliff Theatre

14/06/2024 – Cardiff

New Theatre

05/07/2024 – Dartford

Orchard West

06/09/2024 – Whitley Bay

Playhouse Theatre

25/09/2024 – Buxton

Opera House

27/09/2024 – Portsmouth

Kings Theatre

28/09/2024 – Isle of Wight

Shankin Theatre

29/09/2024 – Exeter

Nortcott Theatre

06/10/2024 – Glasgow

11/10/2024 – Dunstable

Grove Theatre

13/10/2024 – Maidstone

Hazlitt Theatre

17/10/2024 – Lincoln

Theatre Royal

18/10/2024 – South Shields

Customs House

19/10/2024 – Rotherham

Civic Theatre

25/10/2024 – Barking

Broadway Theatre

26/10/2025 – Cranleigh

Cranleigh Arts Theatre

29/10/2024 – Kings Lynn

Corn Exchange

02/11/2024 – Barrow

Forum Theatre

08/11/2024 – Andover

21/11/2024 – Wimborne

Tivoli Theatre

22/11/2024 – Redruth

Regal Theatre

23/11/2024 – Frome

Memorial Theatre

24/01/2025 – Bury St Edmunds

Apex Theatre

26/01/2025 – Warrington

30/01/2025 – Wavendon

The Stables

01/02/2025 – Fleet

08/02/2025 – Abergavenny

Monmouth Theatre

13/02/2025 – Grimsby

14/02/2025 – Blyth

Phoenix Theatre

15/02/2025 – Stamford

08/03/2025 – Kettering

Lighthouse Theatre

09/03/2025 – Fareham

Fareham Live

13/03/2025 – Norwich

Epic Theatre

22/03/2025 – Chesterfield

Winding Wheel

10/04/2025 – Fareham

Ferneham Hall Theatre

11/04/2025 – Newark

25/04/2025 – Southend

02/05/2025 – Cromer

Pier Theatre

06/05/2025 – Chelmsford

31/05/2025 – Cannock

Prince of Wales Theatre

07/06/2025 – Hayes

Beck Theatre

13/06/2025 – Crewe

Lyceum Theatre

14/06/2025 – Billingham

20/06/2025 – Peterborough

Cresset Theatre

18/07/2025 – Gravesend

The Woodville

03/10/2025 – Dudley

Breiley Hill

08/10/2025 – Stevenage

Gordon Craig

10/10/2025 – Dunstable

Grove Centre

17/10/2025 – Chatham

Central Theatre

25/10/2025 – Swansea

Grand Theatre

21/11/2025 – Clacton

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Sweeney Entertainments proudly present T.REXTASY The Greatest Hits Tour

Marc Bolan, with his band T.Rex, was one of the most flamboyant and charismatic stars of the original glam rock era.  With Bolan’s special ingredient of Rock-a-Boogie songs, the band had a string of huge hits throughout the 1970s including Love to Boogie, Telegram Sam, Jeepster and 20th Century Boy.

T.Rextasy have now been performing around the world for over 20 years, a career that ironically out lives Marc’s very own T.Rex.  The band is now accepted as the world’s only official live tribute band dedicated to Marc Bolan & T.Rex, and the only band endorsed and approved by Marc Bolan’s family, estate, original ex-members of T.Rex, and Bolan’s catalogue management.  The band has been described by many as ‘beyond the boundaries of tribute’.

Truly a rock’n’roll concert for all ages - If you would like to know exactly what a Marc Bolan concert was like in the 1970s, this show is for you! www.trextasy.com

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Fri 14 Jun 2024

New Theatre

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Longstanding, respected T-Rex tribute act. Glam rockers, brace yourselves.

Marc Bolan, with his band T.Rex, was one of the most flamboyant and charismatic stars of the original glam rock era. With Bolan's special ingredient of Rock-a-Boogie songs, the band had a string of huge hits throughout the 1970s including Love to Boogie, Telegram Sam, Jeepster and 20th Century Boy.

T.Rextasy have now been performing around the world for over 20 years, a career that ironically out lives Marc’s very own T.Rex. The band is now accepted as the world’s only official live tribute band dedicated to Marc Bolan & T.Rex, and the only band endorsed and approved by Marc Bolan’s family, estate, original ex-members of T.Rex, and Bolan’s catalogue management.

Truly a rock’n’roll concert for all ages - If you would like to know exactly what a Marc Bolan concert was like in the 1970s, this show is for you!

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At 10 venues:

Babylon Cinema at The Maltings, Ely

Sun 16 mar 2025.

£25.85 / 01353 666388

The Brook, Southampton

Prices to be confirmed / 02380 555366

Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

£22.30 / 0113 275 2411

EPIC Studios, Norwich

Thu 13 mar 2025.

Prices to be confirmed

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The Factory Live, Worthing

£0–£30.25 / 01903 367707

O2 Academy Islington, London N1

£20 / 0844 477 2000

The Picturedrome, Holmfirth

£22 / 01484 689759

Playhouse Whitley Bay

Prices to be confirmed / 0844 248 1588

The Robin 2, Wolverhampton

£14.30 / 01902 401211

Tavistock Wharf

£23.10 / 01822 611166

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It was first reported in July 2022 that Anselmo and Brown would unite with Wylde and Benante for a world tour under the PANTERA banner.

Benante previously opened up about his participation in PANTERA 's return during a recent interview with Australia's Heavy . He said: "We get people coming, we see them after the show, we see them during the VIP meet-and-greet things, and some of them are crying because it's a part of their youth. And they never thought they would hear these songs in this environment again. And it's the same thing for me. When I'm playing, I'm looking down at the setlist. I get excited about the next song coming up. It's good."

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"There's no way I was gonna make this a bad, bad decision or a bad kind of vibe," Benante explained. "It had to be meeting my standards. It's gotta be killer. It's gotta sound like PANTERA . And that was it. There was a lot of homework that went into it. So for people to insult and say this, that, and the other thing, It's, like, well, that's not true. That's not true right there."

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"People online, they got those Internet balls and they have to talk shit. They can't exactly show any restraint. 'No, I have to push that 'enter' [key],' you know what I mean? It's, like, fuck you. Let me come to where you are. Let me just fuck with you all day."

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