Spire Center Adds Three More Shows To 2027 Schedule, On Sale Saturday

Three new shows coming to Plymouth's Spire Center in the coming months go on sale this Saturday, October 24 at 6:00 a.m.

The Knickerbocker All Stars come to Plymouth on Friday, January 22; 'He Said She Said — A Valentine Comedy Special' takes the stage Saturday, February 13; and Billy Buss and the Funk Authority play the Spire on Sunday, April 25. Tickets for all shows are available at spirecenter.org.

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The Knickerbocker All Stars are a 9-piece ensemble that pays tribute to the great innovators of American roots music, including blues, jazz, jump blues and soul. Their music features a mix of classic blues shuffles, swinging jump tunes and deep-pocket soul grooves, delivered by a powerhouse lineup of top-tier horn and rhythm sections and soulful vocalists. The band draws its name and spirit from the historic Knickerbocker Café in Westerly, Rhode Island, an iconic venue that hosted many of the world-renowned jazz and blues legends from the 1940s to the present day. They play the Spire on January 22 at 8 p.m. (doors at 7 p.m.).

On Saturday, February 13, the Spire presents 'He Said She Said — A Valentine Comedy Special,' headlined by Harrison Stebbins, with Andrea Henry and Matt McArthur also on the bill. Stebbins cut his teeth as a stand-up comedian in the 2000s and is still considered one of the top headlining comedians in New England. Henry is a Boston-based comedian, writer and college counselor whose sharp, relatable comedy has been featured on Nickelodeon's 'Search for America's Funniest Mom,' 'Last Comic Standing' and 'The Great Canadian Laugh Off.' McArthur has been making audiences laugh throughout New England since discovering stand-up in college — and he is also an accomplished professional bagpiper, a combination that makes him truly unique among New England comedians. The show starts at 7 p.m. (doors at 6 p.m.).

Billy Buss and the Funk Authority bring a modern exploration of the rich history and enduring spirit of funk and soul to the Spire Center's Sunday Serenades series on April 25. The Authority features some of New England's most accomplished and in-demand musicians, bringing together powerhouse vocalists Debo Ray and Marqil Chandler, a driving rhythm band and a dynamic horn section. Rooted in funk, soul, R&B and jazz, the group celebrates the music that defined generations of groove, drawing on iconic sounds from artists such as Average White Band, George Benson, Tower of Power, The Whispers, Patrice Rushen and Luther Vandross. The show starts at 3 p.m. (doors at 2 p.m.).

The Spire is located at 25½ Court Street in Plymouth. The venue is handicap accessible, and public parking is available streetside and at public lots near the venue. For more information, tickets or to learn more about the Spire, visit spirecenter.org or call (508) 746-4488.