SEXBOMB – CELEBRATING TOM JONES

Saturday March 6th, 7:30 pm 2027

SEXBOMB – Celebrating the Music of Sir Tom Jones

Sexbomb: Celebrating the Music of Sir Tom Jones is a high-energy tribute show featuring award-winning impersonator Andy Wood, often known as “Benidorm Tom”.

The two-hour show covers iconic hits like “Sexbomb,” “It’s Not Unusual,” and “Delilah,” featuring a live band and performing at venues across the UK, Europe, and Australia

For one night only join us for an explosive celebration to one of the most powerful men in the pop music scene – Sir Thomas Jones Woodward or as we all know him – SIR TOM JONES!. Our first class celebration to Sir Tom is accompanied by an outstanding band playing two hours of his iconic hits. Live on stage you will witness an award-winning tribute to the main man portrayed by the one and only Mr Andy Wood.

Andy has built a massive and impressive reputation entertaining Sir Tom fans around the world for over 35 years. This year Sexbomb: Celebrating the Music of Sir Tom Jones will be jetting off on an exciting two-week tour of Australia. Tickets are now on sale for a fun filled evening celebrating everything Sir Tom Jones.

An evening not to be missed!

Ticket Prices

The following transaction fees are applied – £3 per ticket when booked online & £2 per ticket when booked by telephone. Not applicable when booking on site at the box office.

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Box Office Prices

Ticket Price: £32.50

Online Prices

Ticket Price: £35.50

Telephone Prices

Ticket Price: £34.50

CONDITIONS OF SALE

Refunds are not given unless an event is cancelled.
When refunding tickets, please note, all transaction fees applied are non-refundable. The value of the refund will match the face value of the ticket/s purchased, minus a deduction of £2 per ticket which we levy towards the administration costs incurred.
The management reserves the right to amend or cancel performances without liability.
Tickets are not transferrable.
The management reserves the right to refuse admission to ticket holders.
The use of cameras or any visual or audio equipment is strictly prohibited.
Law prohibits smoking on the premises.
Mobile phones must be turned off during a performance.
The Babbacombe Theatre is licenced for the purchase of Alcohol. Only alcohol bought on the premises may be consumed in the auditorium.