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Items of interest & news from the FBI Disco. "Please scroll down the page"
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Officers and their partners danced the night away in the prestigious Marlborough room at HMS Sultan's Wardroom. The evening commenced with a meal, followed by the traditional toast to the Queen, passing of the port and speeches by the Mess President. Casino tables gave a Vegas touch and on arrival into the Marlborough room Vince crooned to all the guests. The night was a success and the FBI Disco will return to HMS Sultan's Wardroom again later in the year for another Ladies Night.Vince also performed his Sinatra songs at their Summer Ball in front of over 500 guests seated in a huge marquee erected in the Wardroom grounds.
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Vince Hall Biography Let Vince add a little extra to your disco. Vince's singing career started when he was serving in the Royal Navy. Performing in front of over one thousand members of the ships company aboard HMS Ark Royal whilst at sea. He first started performing at the traditional Naval ceremonies called 'Sod's Opera's' where members of the ships crew would stage a cabaret night to alleviate boredom whilst spending many weeks at sea, mainly in warmer climates like the Caribbean. Vince has also performed ashore at the China Fleet Club in Cornwall, the Rose Bowl in Southampton, The Thorngate Hall's in Gosport, various hotels, and at the Hong Kong Hilton to name a few. Although Vince sings Sinatra songs he does not impersonate the great man himself, but delivers the songs in his own style! Please contact us to discuss how your function can be 'tailored' to include the Disco with Vince singing, or you may wish to book Vince on his own without the disco. Click on the links at the foot of this page and go straight to Vince's website and find out more information, also email for enquiries.
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Performing in the Wardroom Officers Mess at HMS Sultan, Vince sang some favourite Sinatra hits at a recent Ladies Night dinner. Officers and their wives and partners danced whilst Vince Sang and then enjoyed the FBI Disco to complete a memorable evening.
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Darryl Bishop gave his bride Kerri, pictured above, a fantastic surprise at the Robin Smith Suite of the Rose Bowl, Southampton. The day started during the afternoon with a naming ceremony for Olivia, their little daughter. Then in the evening a reception to celebrate their wedding with friends from home after they tied the knot in Antigua. The highlight of the evening came as a surprise for Kerri when Darryl asked the FBI to stop the music, and over the microphone he announced to his bride to look out of the windows over the Rose Bowl cricket pitch. To Kerri's amazement a firework display lit up the evening sky, dedicated to her from Darryl. Who said romance was dead!
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The FBI Disco were pleased to provide the disco for Allan Mullally's benefit dinner at the Rose Bowl. Guests at the dinner included Alec Stewart, Robin Smith, Shaun Udal and Mathew Le Tissier. Allan Mullally joined Hampshire in 1988, but after returning to his home in Australia, played for Leicestershire from 1990 to 1999, returning to the Rose Bowl County in 2000. "Alan richly deserves this benefit" said Chairman Rod Bransgrove, "Not just for his splendid service with Hampshire, but his year at Leicestershire, plus his 19 Tests for England and 50 One Day Internationals. |
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Whilst we can play music for all generations, old & new, different styles etc, the FBI can specialise in 70's & 80's disco, playing all the classics like Abba, The Bee Gees & Saturday Night Fever, Gloria Gaynor, Candi Staton etc, we even dress for the occasion, as you can see from above! Have you a special function this year? Is it a special birthday, summer ball, wedding or a special anniversary? It's never too early to plan for that special event. The FBI Disco are now taking bookings so avoid delay if you need us, book us today! Visit the contacts page for details on how to get hold of us.
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During the Allan Mullally benefit dinner, Alec Stewart (left) joined in a question and answer session at the Rose Bowl, with Mathew Le Tissier (right) and ably compered by Shaun Udal (centre). Quick wit and funny stories were shared with the spell-bound audience, hearing great sporting moments at first hand. The evening was a resounding success and in a charity auction thousands of pounds were donated for the Tsunami appeal. Vince Hall FBI Disco DJ can be seen soaking up the atmosphere behind the trio. |
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The FBI Disco along with Vince singing have entertained guests at the exclusive Hayling Island sailing club. The FBI attended a wedding there and the Bride & Groom had a memorable evening. The FBI Disco also provide discos for Stokes Bay Sailing club in Gosport and recentley attended their annual awards presentations.
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Robin Smith (pictured above with wife Cathy and Emma Udal) also attended the benefit dinner and was on the end of some playful banter from Alec Stewart in the Q & A session! Once the Q & A session was finished Allan Mullally gave a speech and thanked everyone for their support during his career. To complete the evening's spectacular itinery the FBI Disco got everyone up on the dance floor to dance the night away, this was truly a great evening enjoyed by all who attended. More images of Alan's benefit evening can be found at: www.alanmullally.com/IMAGES/LAUNCH |
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| Find out more details on Vince Hall singing in the style of Sinatra by clicking on this link to visit his website: Vince Hall sings in the style of Sinatra | Use this link to send Vince an email Email Vince here |
