UK's biggest tribute acts coming to Ipswich in coming months

Ipswich music venues, St Stephen's Church and The Baths, run by Brighten The Corners, are set to play host to a variety of tribute acts between now and the end of the year.

On September 21, Absolute Bowie comes to town performing at St Stephen's Church.

Absolute Bowie are in their 19th year of touring and are regarded as the 'best tribute band' and 'best Bowie' act around.

Definitely Oasis tickets sold out shortly after Oasis tickets sold out for their reunion tour (Image: Simon Emmett/Fear PR/PA Wire)

Definitely Oasis, a play on Oasis' album Definitely Maybe, are coming in October, but tickets sold out fast and there is a very long waiting list amid the return of the Gallagher brothers announcing their sell out tour.

Definitely Oasis are regarded by fans of the band as the best tribute act there is. They are set to perform at The Baths on October 11.

On November 2, Dirty/DC perform at The Baths. 

The Baths in Ipswich (Image: Newsquest)

A tribute band to AC/DC, the group have been performing throughout the UK and Europe since 1998 and has developed a line-up and stage show that has made their reputation very strong amongst fans of the Australian rock band.

Fans of Bon Jovi can witness the Bon Jovi Experience at The Baths on December 7.

The band are widely recognised as the world's top Bon Jovi tribute band.

St Stephen's Church (Image: Newsquest)

The venues where these bands will perform have quickly become a staple in the Ipswich live music scene, with St Stephen's Church only opening in 2023 following refurbishment.

The Baths could become a permanent music venue in the town following an application which was submitted by Brighten The Corners. 

Tickets to see these acts over the coming months can be bought here, including tickets for February's visit of Foxymop, the UK's most authentic tribute to Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Pearl Jam.