James Bond Concert Spectacular Bewertungen 146

Well what an amazing show this was ..the voices of the two singers were amazing the passion in there performances outstanding, the whole band were incredible the whole show start to finish was fantastic my partner who is not a bond fan , absolutely love it . One of the Best live band shows I’ve experienced.

Nobody does Bond music better!!!

Bradford show was a bit flat and amateurish. Moneypenny shouldn’t have been reading from a script. You need dancers on stage, the audience all looked bored, was disappointed and a few back at the hotel said the same

Gold standard! The concert was a wonderful listen to the well known classics like Goldfinger and Skyfall along with songs that don't get much love like All Time High and License to Kill. Went with a family member who wasn't looking forward to it but after the opening with Bond 77' was singing along in no time.
Was fantastic to hear The World is not Enough, On Her Majesty's Secret Service Titles and Goldeneye as I was really looking forward to them but Writing's on Wall was a great surprise as it's not a favorite but the way that was sung I would prefer it when watching Spectre than the original.

Went to Concert Spectacular in London. This was the 3rd time seeing them this year. This was on a completely different level. The singing from Matt & Kerry was absolutely outstanding. Standing ovations deserved. The band musicians are brilliant. The music done to perfection. Three Miss Moneypenny's all on the stage, don't see that everyday. Well done Warren for putting this together and for all your hard work. Roll on to the next show we see.

Love all the early Bond theme tunes not so keen on the later ones. The band played well and the lead guitarist had stage presence. For me you can't beat the originals. Enjoyed listening to Caroline although didn't recognize her. Afraid the two singers spoilt the whole night for me right from the start just didn't appeal and to harsh. 'Nobody does it better' Carley does. Some of the audience had left after the first half. Embarrassing the draw ticket had to be drawn again. Few folk gave a standing ovation. Nice gesture giving the teddy bear to the children near the front as future Bond fans. I attended with my son and female partner in their 30's I am 70 next April and grew up with the Bond themes which I love listening to well the earlier ones and honestly the later films don't have the appeal where I can watch the early films over and over again. But the recent ones once viewing is enough. So we came away rather deflated but it was nice to attend the theatre and enjoyed the company being a family. Maybe two younger singers that have audience appeal like the guitarist. Shirley Bassey certainly did and I can listen to her belting out her classics. I am sorry but that is my honest opinion. Others may enjoy this but not for us with those singers.

I have seen QTM several times now and each one of their performances have been out of this world. As a huge Bond fan myself, this is a dream come true not only hearing fantastic renditions of the legendary music but also having the opportunity to see cast from the films.
My latest show was their main event in London at The Theatre Royal which was a fantastic show with not 1, not 2 but 3, yes THREE Moneypenny's (Caroline Bliss from Timothy Dalton's era, Samantha Bond from Pierce Brosnan's era and Naomi Harris from Daniel Craig's era of the movies. Compere was none other than the brilliant David Zaritsky who is always brilliant on stage and just when you thought that wasn't fabulous enough... Warren Ringham then goes and pulls a complete SHOWSTOPPER out the bag... David Arnold not only comes out on stage (yes, I lost my mind) but then announces that he's going to be teaming up with QTM next year and makes a brilliant Jaws (the film) reference in stating "We're gonna need a bigger band" as they will be doing a David Arnold special next year dedicated to all of his Bond scores and will be teaming up with the royal air force music. Safe to say for anyone reading this comment/ review QTM are 100% worth going to see, after all... The fans are what keeps this alive. Please do consider giving them a go, especially if you've never been to see them before, their atmosphere they create is eclectic and like nothing I've ever experienced before from live music. Thank you QTM for all you do, and to Warren for always organising something truly special, there's a reason people come from all across the UK and overseas to see your shows! Keep...it...going! You guys are KILLING IT!

5 stars for the band and the whole event (West End, 12/10/25)

We attended the Moneypenny’s Memories Q&A event and the Main Show but were unable to attend the afterparty.


The Q & A event

This was fun and it was surreal (in a good way) to see these three actresses together. It seemed like once they overcame any initial trepidation, they were ready to talk freely and openly about their contribution to this enduring and iconic series. David Zaritsky as host was able to build a natural rapport with the actresses and the audience. Consequently, we were able to hear some interesting behind-the-scenes stories and have a good time.


The Main Show

The band were tight and absolutely on it from the start. Death Of Fiona (Matt’s bongo solo was exceptional) and the AVTAK suite my favourites. Although, Come In 007, Your Time Is Up always hits. By now, everyone within this community is aware David Arnold will be joining this band next year and it will be incredible to see how they top this! I’m sure they will but what a high bar to clear.

Kerry and Matt were as amazing as always. Witnessing both live truly is an honour. With Licence To Kill especially, there were knowing looks and even gasps from the audience and Kerry received a well-deserved standing ovation.

Matt’s great – his last hold note on Thunderball is genuinely awesome. His version of We Have All The Time In The World is hugely emotive and in my estimation, he outshines the original version of The Writing’s On The Wall. This man can sing, people!

Special mention to Dan on the lead guitar. This guy can play and really enables the songs to pop. Nice work, man.

It’s a joy to watch the band operate as a whole and their enjoyment is palpable and infectious.

This was a show and celebration for fans of Bond and the music. QTM understood the assignment and more than delivered!

However, I would give the venues a slightly lower score.

Waldorf Hilton - We paid £21 for the lunch buffet deal and through no fault of QTM and Warren, this was poor. The offering was 2x canapes and a (small) bowl of chicken chorizo cassoulet (or an alternative if you highlighted any dietary requirement). In no world are you spending £5 on a canape and £11 on a small bowl of food (for reference, the bowl was essentially the size of a nibbles bowl). This was dictated by the venue and a considerable change from what was originally advertised.

Drury Lane – It’s a lovely venue filled with history. But, again, through no fault of QTM, the acoustics were sometimes off. The mics for Kerry and Matt were not as good as those for the band and unfortunately meant they were almost drowned out or sounded tinny on the rockier and brass heavy songs. I 100% put this down to the acoustics of the venue because we had seen QTM twice before and did not experience this issue in any way

This was the best event I’ve been to this year and for a number of years,

Superbly organised by Warren and team.

There were so many highlights:-

Kerry singing License to Kill
Matt singing The Writings on the Wall
The entire band
The 3 Moneypennys - how did that happen
A View to a Kill suite - oh my days - superb

And many, many, many more

It was well organised and excellent show by Q the music the greatest James Bond Tribute band in the world the performance by the band and vocals of the singers was excellent and the compare David Zaritsky was magnificent

Just like James Bond, QTM always returns Bigger, Better and Beyond all expectations. With this recent show, the bar has been raised so high now that Jaws could walk under it without ducking! The whole performance was dedicated to both your eyes and ears only and we all had a Thundeball at both the show and after show party. With vocals and musicianship, under the expert guidance and enthusiasm of Warren Ringham, of an extraordinary high quality, this Bondanza of an event exemplifies that indeed nobody does it better than Q The Music.

I have been to a number of Q The Music shows over the years, and every one has been unique and brilliant. The London shows have been on a totally different level and I could not recommend it more, especially if you are a James Bond fan or enjoy listening to not just the Theme songs but the film scores and soundtracks. The shows offer a unique experience into the music of bond, with many humourous references to the movies. The London shows are a particular treat. Hosted by David Zaritsky from'The Bond Experience' for the last few years, he has such a relaxed and humourous presence on stage and his encyclopedia of knowledge of the franchise really shines through. The band and singers are phenomenal. Warren who organises the band puts his heart into every show and it really does show.... Every penny of it. If you ever have a chance to go to one of these shows (especially in London), you do not want to miss it.

I was 1 of 2000 people at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London on Sunday and I’m still humming the songs and reliving my photos. Warren and all the Band gave us a spectacular, Spectacular of a show!

So many high spots of suites, songs, tunes and then the wonderful 3 Miss Moneypenny actresses graced the stage. They spoke to David of their times with their Bonds and the Band took us all on a fantastic journey.

Kerry and Matt were at the top of their vocal game with those tunes we all know and love. Unbelievably, David Arnold guested at the end to announce what was coming in 2026 and we were left with Surrender to get us home.

100% for the music, showmanship and spectacle - and then icing on the top with the guests. Yum!

More than excellent. I went to the Moneypenny Memories event and got the highest tier ticket. There was more than enough time to socialise with the ladies, ask for photos and have them sign some of my dvd’s. All was as promised.

The concert itself was spectacular. Great music and atmosphere. Really phenomenal.

The atmosphere of this event was truly something to behold, a community of caring, loving people displaying their passion for the music of Bond in, as the name implies, spectacular fashion! I would encourage anyone with a passing interest in James Bond to attend any Q The Music performance, I know I will be again!

Phenomenal performance. The show lasted over 3 hours and it was a mix of all the best title songs, plus some awesome tracks from the films.
The compere was superb and it was great to hear from the 3 Miss Monepenny's, who had some great stories!
I cannot wait to go again!

Still recovering from the event of year for any bond fan(new film announcments excluded). Music, memories/stories 2000 people watching 3 miss moneypennies on 1 stage at same time. Doubt you will see that again.

My first time seeing Q the music was in 2023 at the 02, and I was utterly blown away by them. I saw them again last sunday (two years later) and cannot believe they still manage to raise the bar and exceed expectations by that large a margian everytime! I think the secret to their succes (besides being very talented musicians of course) is their heart for Bond. Warren knows Bond inside out, and that passion shines through. - That heart is also in the right place - it's a loveletter to the Bond community - it brings us all together and essentially they become the very heart of the community themselves.

I have attended the main concert in London for 3 years in a row now, plus one show in Cambridge this year, and I have to say that it is a fantastic experience.
I would strongly recommend this not only to Bond fans but also to anyone who likes great music. I think the name "Concert Spectacular" is very well deserved.
I look forward to attending many more shows!

Another FANTASTIC night with Q the Music! The London show is always a step up from what is still a brilliant show around the country but Sunday night seemed to take it to a whole new level. The sound was superb and the larger orchestra does add something extra. Having said that, the work that has gone into setting up the keyboards to produce the authentic sound of the original recordings makes Q the only group to listen to. The interviews with the 3 Moneypennies were great, hosted by David from The Bond Experience who adds a bit of tongue in cheek humour. To end the evening, just when I thought it couldn’t get any better, Warren introduced David Arnold to the stage to announce next year’s show- wow, not going to miss that one 😜. Can’t wait!