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About this gig
What's On
The Temptations & The Four Tops are playing Bournemouth International Centre in Bournemouth on Wednesday, 1 July 2026. Doors open at 19:30. Expect R&B. This listing is part of the Bournemouth grass-roots gig directory — browse more upcoming Bournemouth gigs there.
Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult over 18. A max of 6 tickets per person and per household applies. Tickets in excess of 6 will be cancelled.
Venue: Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth
The Temptations & The Four Tops headlines this Bournemouth gig on Wednesday, 1 July 2026. Listening before the night helps you decide if the bill matches your taste — expect R&B across the set.
Bournemouth International Centre is one of Bournemouth's grass-roots venues on GigXchange — the kind of small-capacity room where you can stand close to the band and the bill changes every week. Capacity, age policy and door fee vary per night, so always cross-check with the gig details panel or the venue's own page closer to the date.
Grass-roots gigs in Bournemouth are intimate by design: most rooms cap below 200, the band is on stage close to the floor, and the support acts often deserve as much attention as the headliner. Arrive within thirty minutes of doors to catch the openers and pick a sightline you're happy with.
Entry hasn't been published — bring £5–£15 cash to be safe, or check the venue's social channels for advance ticketing.
Travelling? Check the map below for the exact location of Bournemouth International Centre, or jump to the Bournemouth live music hub for what else is on around the same time.
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