John Young

John Young is the front man for Lifesigns, a band establishing itself as one of the current leaders in new progressive rock, pop and jazz fusion.

John’s solo show is a mixture of music and stories through the years from when he first started touring the world with Uli Jon Roth’s Electric Sun back in 1985 through to 2023 with Lifesigns.

Over the years he has worked with: Asia, John Wetton, The Scorpions, Bonnie Tyler, Paul Rodgers and the Law, Roy Wood, Fish, Electric Sun, Mammoth, The Strawbs, Greenslade and Lucio Battisti to name but a few, as well as guesting with Ringo & George, Robert Plant & Jimmy Page and many more. John has won both the PROG Magazine Keyboard player of the year for 2021 and the last Classic Rock Society keyboard player of the year award in 2017. John also won the HRH award for best lead vocals in 2025. Lifesigns also featured heavily in critics' top 10s for their album Altitude and were voted by many as the best band on Cruise to the Edge in 2022. Since that time the band have toured extensively in the UK, Europe, Canada and the USA as well as appearing on Cruise to the Edge in 2024 and 2026. 2024 featured Simon Phillips on drums and 2026 with Frank Van Essen.

Music will range from John’s solo career through to the music of Lifesigns.

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- On-site hotel parking available
- Limited free parking spaces
- Street parking nearby
- Recommended to arrive early for best parking

- Wheelchair accessible spaces
- Companion seating available
- Ground floor venue entry
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- No outside food or drinks
- No smoking inside venue
- Photo/video restrictions may apply
- Age restrictions based on event type

- Child admission depends on event
- Most events 14+ or 18+
- Under 16 must be accompanied by adult
- Family-friendly events may have different guidelines