The Brit Pack
Schedule
Sat, 10 Oct, 2026 at 07:30 pm
UTC-04:00Location
226 N High St., West Chester, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 19380 | West Chester, PA
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Get ready for an electrifying night of classic British rock with The Brit Pack. This powerhouse group celebrates the legendary artists who defined the sound of the UK, performing iconic hits from Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Oasis, Tears for Fears, and more.Formed by two British session musicians now based in the United States, The Brit Pack delivers an energetic and authentic tribute to the UK’s incredible musical legacy. From the unforgettable anthems of the 1960s to modern rock classics, their performances capture the spirit, power, and excitement of British rock.
With outstanding musicianship and a passion for the music, The Brit Pack brings audiences a fun, high-energy concert experience that proves great rock music never goes out of style.
ARTFUL IMPACT
This performance is part of Uptown’s Artful Impact program, which blends the power of the arts with philanthropy by partnering with nonprofit organizations making a difference in our community.
A portion of tickets for this event include both admission to the show and a donation supporting Angels Against Addiction. Angels Against Addiction supports individuals and families affected by substance use disorder by providing community support, recovery resources, and hope for those navigating the path to healing.
Artful Impact VIP ticket holders are also invited to an exclusive pre-show reception on the Univest Second Stage beginning 90 minutes before the performance. Enjoy light charcuterie and fruit, complimentary drinks until show time, and the opportunity to learn more about the partner organization.
Join us for a great performance while helping make a meaningful impact in our community.
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