The first series got rave reviews, a cult following and tens of thousands of viewers from all over the UK for its bold and honest approach to investigating the paranormal.
The show is presented by Mark Christopher Lee from the indie band The Pocket Gods and Guy Thompson from electro pop band The Boy From Space.
As well as featuring the best new music videos the guys interview their favourite UFO and paranormal experts about the weirdest subjects out there.
Series 2 of Nub TV is coming to Sky TV Channel 186 (Ayozat) on Tuesdays at 9pm from 8th November!
The first series got rave reviews, a cult following and tens of thousands of viewers from all over the UK for its bold and honest approach to investigating the paranormal.
“A bizarre mix of music, conspiracies and the paranormal, pushing the boundaries of TV.” – The I newspaper“Cult classic TV” – The Daily Star
The show is presented by Mark Christopher Lee from the indie band The Pocket Gods and Guy Thompson from electro pop band The Boy From Space.
As well as featuring the best new music videos the guys interview their favourite UFO and paranormal experts about the weirdest subjects out there.
Guests include the world’s leading UFO expert Nick Pope and also actor John Altman (EastEnders’s Nick Cotton) talking about his ghostly experiences.
More controversial moments in this series include a scene where Guy and Mark consider contacting the recently deceased Queen on a Ouija board!
Highlights include: EastEnders’s Nasty Nick (John Altman) talking about the night he stayed in a haunted hotel and woke up with his bed shaking furiously and an orb floating above him opening up a portal to another dimension!
Ex UK MOD’s Nick Pope talks about King Charles’ interest in UFOs and the possibility of opening the British X Files!
We also reveal the truth about TikTok time travellers, the English Bigfoot stalking Surrey’s Box Hill and a chat with BAFTA award winning filmmaker David Rolfe, who is convinced that the Turin Shroud is the real burial cloth of Jesus and has issued a £1 million challenge to be proved that it’s a fake!
Author Neil Nixon also chats about the UFO experiences both Elvis & John Lennon had, plus Matty Blake, one of the stars of the hit TV show, The Curse Of Oak Island – the world’s longest treasure hunt, who gives us the lowdown on the new series.
Alongside, we have music from Kick Pistol, Bicycle, The Pocket Gods, Determinated and John Altman!
Episode Guide: Episode 1 – Haunted Houses – with guest actor John Altman Episode 2 – First Contact – with guest UFO expert and ex MOD – Nick Pope Episode 3 – The Turin Shroud Is Real -with guest BAFTA winning film-maker David Rolfe Episode 4 – Weird Rock And Roll – with guest author Neil Nixon Episode 5 – TikTok Time Travel – with guest Australian broadcaster – Plastic EP Episode 6 – English Bigfoot – with guest Bigfoot researcher Andy McGrath Episode 7 – The Curse Of Oak Island – with star of The Curse Of Oak Island Tv show – Matty Blake
NUB TV, a new series coming to Sky TV Channel 186 on Thursdays at 9PM from 1st September.
As well as featuring the best new music videos the hosts interview their favourite UFO and paranormal experts and ask them about their musical tastes as well what they are currently up to.
Guests include the world’s leading UFO expert Nick Pope, spoon bending psychic Uri Geller, paranormal pioneer Yvette Fielding & investigative filmmaker Jeremy Corbell.
The show is presented by Mark Christopher Lee from the indie band The Pocket Gods and Guy Thompson from electro pop band The Boy From Space.
Highlights include Uri Geller talking about the night John Lennon gave him an alien rock after John had a close encounter at his home at the Dakota Building in New York, as well as investigative film-maker Jeremy Corbell talking about how the US government knows the truth about UFOs and Alien contact.
“Two shows for the price of one: laugh out loud comedy and some surprisingly sensitive piano playing.” – James Lisney, Pianist.
Alistair McGowan – The Piano Show
UK TOUR 2022
A Unique Mix of Classic Comedy and Classical Music
AND ANNOUNCING THE RELEASE OF A NEW ALBUM OF CLASSICAL PIANO MUSIC…
Master impressionist Alistair McGowan is embarking on a brand-new tour during Spring 2022 which combines his incredible comedy talents with his new-found passion for classical piano music.
Alistair McGowan – The Piano Show opens on Thursday 31st March 2022 in Hexham, before heading to Barnard Castle, Alnwick, Cheltenham, Ivybridge, Taunton, Cardiff, Blackburn, Selby, Liverpool, Poole, Shanklin, Radlett, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Scarborough, Canterbury, Tetbury, and London’s prestigious Cadogan Hall.
After 25 award-winning years in the world of comedy, Alistair McGowan began playing the piano in 2015. Within two years, he had released Alistair McGowan: The Piano Album through Sony Classical which topped the UK Classical album charts and reached No 2 in the Classic FM chart. The album featured 17 short piano pieces by composers including Satie, Chopin, Field, Grieg, Schuman, Liszt, and Glass.
Since 2018, Alistair has been playing the piano publicly to great acclaim (despite the odd mistake!), and his move from comedy at the highest level into the world of classical piano is unparalleled. He thinks he is the first person to mix stand-up comedy with straight classical music in a live setting.
Without training as a musician, his ability to perform in public under pressure and then to slickly mix the music with his stand-up routines and endlessly changing roster of impressions of zeitgeist celebrities is truly impressive, sets him apart – and makes for a very entertaining evening which Alistair describes: “Two shows in one. It shouldn’t really work but, I’m repeatedly told, it does – thankfully. Audiences even seem to enjoy my mistakes, I don’t!”
Alistair studied piano for two years as a boy but gave it up in favour of football and tennis.
He began working as a stand-up comedian in 1989 and soon found work on radio and television as well as taking shows to the Edinburgh Festival including When Harry Met Ally with Harry Hill in 1991. His own television series eventually followed in 1999 and, over four years, The Big Impression became one of BBC One’s most highly rated comedy programmes, winning a BAFTA in 2002.
He has also worked on television as an actor in programmes such as Mayo and Bleak House and in the film Driving Aphrodite with Richard Dreyfuss. On stage, he has twice played Henry Higgins in Pygmalion, twice played The Mikado, and was nominated for an Olivier Award for his performance as the Dentist in Little Shop of Horrors in the West End, alongside Sheridan Smith. He has also written three biographical plays for Radio 4 about George Bernard Shaw and the composers, Erik Satie and John Field.
Alistair McGowan – The Piano Show demonstrates and showcases his love of all the art forms that have gripped him during his rich and varied career. And, in its two previous incarnations, he has introduced a new audience to short, classical piano pieces from composers including Cyril Scott, Yann Tiersen and Madeleine Dring, and has surprised classical music lovers by delivering – between the pieces – his impressions of Harry Kane, Raymond Blanc, and Roger Federer.
The 57-year-old says: “Rediscovering the piano as an adult has been a great joy to me and being able to share that joy with others is both a privilege and a huge pleasure – although I continue to be in total awe of trained pianists who can play far more intricate pieces than I could ever attempt.”
“After having to reschedule the tour due to the pandemic, I’m very much looking forward to this new tour and if it encourages someone else to follow their own dream, whatever their age, then that’s even better.”
Alistair has received plaudits from several classical musicians for the quality of his playing reminding us all that it is never too late to try to attempt what you love and what you and others may think is impossible.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY ABOUT ALISTAIR MCGOWAN
“Alistair McGowan’s impressions are faultless” – The Sunday Times.
“He plays piano splendidly” – The Observer.
“Alistair plays an impressive range of pieces with enviable touch and feeling” – Charles Owen, Pianist.
“Inspired and inspiring!” – Anthony Hewitt, Concert pianist.
UK 2022 Tour Dates
31st Mar Queen’s Hall Arts Centre, Hexham
1st Apr The Witham, Barnard Castle
2nd Apr Alnwick Playhouse
6th Apr Parabola Arts Centre, Cheltenham
8th Apr Watermark Theatre, Ivybridge
9th Apr The Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre, Taunton
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