Jonny Mann dons the red leather pants and studded slacks as he performs his tribute to the young and gallivant playboy Mick Jagger in his early heyday of the 60s and 70s ….the flower power era. The 7 piece band with Jonny out front bring to the stage many songs made famous by Jagger and The Rolling Stones, who have been at the core of popular music for over four decades.

During the era this tribute show centre’s around, Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones were running amok, in and out of court and were known as the bad boys of rock n roll. Parents were terrified of them and this only increased every teenager’s interest in these mischief makers. In 1964 The Rolling Stones were named England’s most popular group, outranking even the Beatles.

With our own Jagger bad boy, patrons can relive this joyous time as Mann performs Stones classics from the hip and happening Carnaby Street era such as Let’s Spend The Night Together, Little Red Rooster, Get Off My Cloud, Walking the Dog, You Can’t Always Get What You Want, She’s a Rainbow and more. Mann brings to life an extensive array of classic hits from these perpetually naughty, yet exceptionally talented musicians who have entertained the world since the 60s and continue to do so today.

After spending three years in London working on large scale concerts, Mann returned to the Perth hills to rediscover all that he musically aspires to. Mann says “It’s great fun emulating Mick on stage and it seems to come naturally, there’s always a feeling of being ‘on the edge’ …mmm… that must say something about me.”