THE Johnny Cash Roadshow is coming to Ayr’s Gaiety Theatre on May 14, with a very special show celebrating 50 years of one of Cash’s most beloved albums.

To mark the 50th anniversary of Cash’s ‘At San Quentin’ album, The Johnny Cash Roadshow will perform hits from the album which was released in 1969.

This was the second in a series of albums The Man In Black recorded live at US prisons and contains hits such as A Boy Named Sue, Wanted Man and Jackson.

Performing live at San Quentin State Prison in California, it holds special significance for British fans as it was filmed by Granada TV for a documentary about Cash.

It was a hit with fans and critics, hitting the top of the Billboard charts and nominated for a number of Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year and won Best Male Country Vocal Performance for “A Boy Named Sue”.

The Johnny Cash Roadshow will pay homage to At San Quentin performing a set list featuring its top hits.

While the show may be different, audiences will still get the incredibly authentic, theatrical experience they have come to expect from The Johnny Cash Roadshow.

Fronted by talented singer/ songwriter Clive John, the show is all-singing and all-dancing featuring the costume Cash wore for the San Quentin performance and even two original Johnny Cash harmonicas.

Clive John said: “We wanted to do something a bit different for 2019 and pay tribute to a fantastic album and ground breaking performance which is a firm favourite among fans.

“Fifty years after its release, At San Quentin is still considered some of Johnny’s best work and we can’t wait to head out and perform it.

“It’s exciting to do something new for 2019 and we are confident Johnny Cash fans are going to love it.”

The show starts at 7.30pm.

Tickets range from £18 - £26, and can be purchased from The Gaiety on 01292 288235 or online at www.thegaiety.

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