Customer Reviews for Queen of the Night - A Tribute to Whitney Houston

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Adinake is the real Queen of the Night in Castlebar

5/5
Ray from Ireland
3rd October 2026

Simply phenomenal, if you ever wondered what Whitney was lilke in concert, this is the show. Vocal range and performance was umreal, had Castlebar rocking and such a stunning stage presence, unmissable. I was lucky enough to see Adinake with my family, all different ages and everyone loved it, such a memorable night, unforgetable, a must see. My daughter Lainey is the biggest fan. Thank you Adinake, such a special lady.

A terrific evening.

5/5
Marilyn jones from Bournemouth, England
2nd March 2026

The whole team in this show were incredible, such a lovely atmosphere on stage. But the lead singer, Adenike Adewale was simply fantastic. What a performer, what a voice, the audience were either so quiet you could hear a pin drop or giving standing ovations. She was so much more than a tribute singer, Whitney would have been proud. A wonderful, exciting evening enjoyed by five family members.

Whitney queen of the night

5/5
Diane from Sheffield, England
19th February 2026

A brilliant show again ,was brilliant at Sheffield arena, and brilliant at the Sheffield City hall ,a must see ,all staff at both events perfect ,pity she not at Sheffield in 2026 ,can't wait to see her again

The spirit of Whitney

5/5
Jane from Milton Keynes, England
14th January 2025

Absolutely fabulous. It was like being transported back in time and see Whitney live. What a brilliant voice and brilliant show. Unmissable!

Queen of the night

5/5
Janice Dempster from Edinburgh,
6th November 2023

Fabulous show. Fantastic dresses wonderful voices Shame about the people in the audience who couldn’t appreciate And spoil it for others Well worth seeing

Whitney queen of the night

5/5
Disgruntled from oxford
18th February 2023

The show was fantastic,she had a beautiful voice but the show was marred by a few selfish individuals who think you’ve come to hear them sing or chatter through the whole performance. Why don’t these people stay in the pub and let the rest of us enjoy what we have come to see.

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