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We’re THE TICKETS, a multi-instrumental and multi-tasking duo consisting of old friends Dave Hardy on vocals, guitar and some unique foot percussion, and Nigel Hubée combining his vocals with bass, mandolin, dobro, ukulele, guitar and harmonicas. We love arranging and performing Sixties (and a few roots Fifties) classics on acoustic instruments and there are so many memorable tunes from this wonderful era of creativity that even our 100+ repertoire still has room for expansion.
Our joint musical journey started after a chance musical encounter in the early eighties, leading to a live performance at a private house party in the summer of 1982. Forty years later we were very fortunate to mark that occasion with an outdoor gig on the exact same date in 2022. See shots from both performances below!

We set up our own home studio during the 2020 lockdowns, so we could record ourselves performing our favourite stage numbers and share them on our YouTube channel, making it up to 43 videos for you to enjoy so far. It’s turned out pretty successful, as we’ve already welcomed more than a quarter of a million visitors from across the globe. We’d love you to join the fun that people tell us they’re having listening to us!
Below is our latest video, plus a cross-instrument selection of our other popular recordings. Let us know what you think, we’d love to hear from you! The complete annotated list of our videos is also conveniently presented on our recordings page, so you can enjoy our music without leaving our website. Happy listening!
OUR LATEST RECORDING, PLUS A SELECTION FROM OTHER POPULAR VIDEOS ON OUR CHANNEL
We hope you’ve enjoyed listening to us! We’d love to entertain you with more of our popular recordings, either alongside this page or on our YouTube channel , where we’d value your subscription to help make us more visible. You can also read what others thought on our reviews page, follow our Facebook page, or take a look at our more distant past on our history page.