BIG NEWS FOR SUNDAY FOR SAMMY FANS

CONCERT DATE ANNOUNCED..!

NEW VENUE WITH TWICE AS MANY TICKETS AVAILABLE..!

Sunday for Sammy, unofficially known as the Geordie Command Performance, will return to Tyneside on Sunday 18th February 2018 but this time at a new venue. 

The show, first held as a tribute to Geordie actor Sammy Johnson in 2000, has been presented at Newcastle City Hall for nearly every performance.  However, in recent years the demand for tickets has far out-stripped the supply.

In 2016 the two spectacular shows sold-out in a day and thousands of disappointed fans couldn't get tickets.  In 2018, Sunday for Sammy will re-locate to Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena for two theatre style performances. 5,000 tickets will be available for each show, more than doubling the available tickets compared to previous years.

Sunday for Sammy is a celebration of North Eastern culture and many of the region's most popular and successful performers have taken part in the extravaganza of comedy and music, staged to raise funds to support the next generation of North Eastern performers with training, expenses and equipment.

What Fans Are Saying....

"Very pleased with my purchase !! Fast efficient excellent service !! Will deffo purchase again..."

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"Absolutely love all the Auf Wiedersehen, Pet T-shirts, the white one is very cool for summer!. Look forward to more designs in the future..."

The Official Auf Wiedersehen, Pet Fansite is the only place to get your hands on Official Merchandise, featuring the Logo we have all grown to love since it first aired in 1983. T-Shirts, Mugs, DVD's, Bottle Openers, Tattoos, Keyrings and much more are currently in stock. A minimum of 10% from proceeds of sales goes to the ‘Sunday For Sammy’ trust based in the North East and created by cast members Tim Healy and Jimmy Nail.

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