The Fugitives have a great reputation for being both affordable and providing a full evening of music, fun and audience participation. Our tagline is ‘Anything from Beatles to Oasis’ and we guarantee a lively night for all.

The Fugitives always meet their objective: Fill the dance floor.

Check our availability, by stating type of event and date preferred.

The Fugitives have a dynamic sound and light system to set the party atmosphere: Noisy for the head-bangers, or volume to suit the neighbours. Announcements and speeches can be delivered through our PA via our radio-mikes

The lighting system is supported by Haze machines. Together they provide that exciting party experience with the Dance floor filled with beams of coloured light that dance to the music.

Based in Yorkshire the Fugitives operate between Newcastle and Leicester, but will consider any request

Corporate events

There is no better way of giving a big send-off for a great colleague who is moving on.
Put some excitement into a product launch, and motivate your sales and production teams with a night to remember

Sports club events

Celebrate a trophy-night for, Football, Rugby, and Cricket and the rest, give us a call.
Make your Golf tournaments and fundraisers memorable with a night of live music and audience participation, courtesy of The Fugitives

Weddings

Book the Fugitives for music that includes all ages. From Chuck Berry to Coldplay. How about a little George Ezra whilst we are at it!

Johnny Lee: Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar.

The usual story, Father gives Son guitar at the age of 14. Whilst the worlds attention was focusing on the keyboard in the 80's I was absorbed by the guitar style of past masters, Clapton, Chuck and Hank. Very soon after picking it up I was able to play my very first instrumental "Apache".

In the early days of The Fugitives I was content being lead guitar and never sang. One evening I suggested we perform a cover of a song by Jimmy Nail, Crocodile Shoes. Steve said to me how does it go? I sang it to him and my singing career was launched from that day onwards.
Respect to Dad, the biggest influence in starting me off with my guitar He would regularly entertain us with his acoustic around the fire at home with classics by Eddie Cochran,
Jim Reeves etc...

Stevie G: Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Sax, Harmonica.

Ever since I was kicked out of recorder lessons at Orchard Head Junior,
despite the fact that Mum had paid for recorder, book, and bag, [Not
forgetting the brush] I had a musical curiosity.

I am a 'musical curiosity'!

The influences of Irish music right through to the heavy stuff encouraged
me to pick up the guitar, and along the way, sax, harmonica, tin whistle,
Meeting Johnny helped me to improve my guitar technique to eventually get a sound that others might listen to. We made plans to form a duo. There are plenty of good bands and brilliant musicians playing superb music. Our objective was simply to entertain. Music that is familiar, that rocks, that involves the audience. Together we formed 'The Fugitives' in 1996

Great to see the fugitives again, what can i say even better than last time. Keep rockin
Josh

Thanks for making the wedding a great night of entertainment. Look forward to seeing you again in the future.:-)
Adam

A brilliant night once again with the Fugitives on Friday. Thank you so much for your entertainment and fantastic music. When we get people coming out to the front to dance it tells me they are having a great night out and enjoying themselves.
Baildon hall Club

Great band i have heard these guys loads of times at various gig and they never disappoint. Great audience interaction too. Deffo a night to remember when your see and hear these guys.
Debbie

I have heard these guys and have to say they are great. Very talented and very entertaining!
Stuart

fantastic live entertainment, well recomended.
Tracy

Great night! Packed out as usual with my boys playing there socks off. Well done guys.
The Barge, Brighouse

Wow! these lads can rock this town. Great music and entertainment and good audience participation.
New Packhorse, Bradford

Thanks guys for the charity gig it was a great success and the music and banter was awesome.
Dimplewell Lodge Hotel

Thank you for a wonderful evening of non stop music the party atmosphere was the best. So glad we had you guys, beats a DJ anyday.
Kings Croft, Pontefract.

What a fantastic opening night with The Fugitives it was ace. thanks Johnny and Steve
Red Lion, Rastrick

Thanks to The Fugitives for playing at our wedding it was a really great night and all the guests enjoyed it.
The Majestic Hotel, Harrogate

Wow - what a show from the fabulous Fugitives last night. We had an absolutely amazing night with everyone and were blown away by the Fugitives performance. A massive thank you to everyone for making it a night to remember, stevie G & johnny Lee(The Fugitives), ❤️❤️.
The Sun Inn, South Hiendley

2468 - Tom Robinson Band
500 Miles - The Proclaimers
60's Medley - (A 15 Minute Song Full Of Some Of The Best 60`S Tracks)
A Town Called Malice - The Jam
Ain't Goin Down Til The Sun Comes Up - Garth Brooks
All Over Now - The Rolling Stones
Amarillo - Tony Christie
Apache - The Shadows
Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins
Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
Budapest - George Ezra
Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol
Come On Everybody - Eddie Cochran
Dakota - The Stereophonics
Dance Night Away - The Mavericks
Do You Love Me - The Contours
Do You Wanna Dance - Cliff Richard
Eloise - The Damned
Folsum Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
Footloose - Kenny Loggins
Forget Me - Lewis Capaldi
Gimme All Your Lovin` - Zz Top
Heroes - David Bowie
Hey Bulldog - The Beatles
Hi Ho Silver Lining - Jeff Beck
His Latest Flame - Elvis Presley
Hold My Girl - George Ezra
I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles
Johnny B Goode - Chuck Berry
Keep On Running - Spencer Davis Group
Losing My Religion - REM

Marry You - Bruno Marrs
Moon Of Love - Showaddywaddy
Mustang Sally - Wilson Pickett (A Great Track Involving The Audience)
Mystery Train - Elvis Presley
One Step Beyond - Madness (Features Stevie G On Saxophone)
Penny Arcade - Roy Orbison
Pointless - Lewis Capaldi
Proud Mary - Tina Turner version
Pump It Up - Elvis Costello
Rain On Me - Travis
Roll With It - Oasis
Ruby - The Kaiser Chiefs
Shotgun - George Ezra
Should I Stay Or Should I Go - The Clash
Sit Down - James
Something Else - Eddie Cochran
Stranger On The Shore - Acker Bil (Features Stevie G On Saxophone)
Summer Of 69 - Bryan Adams
Summertime Blues - Eddie Cochran
Superstition - Stevie Wonder
Swords Of A Thousand Men - Tenpole Tudor
Twist And Shout - The Beatles (A Great Track Involving The Audience)
Twisting By The Pool - Dire Straites
Valerie - Amy Winehouse
Viva La Vida - Coldplay
With Or Without You - U2
Yellow - Coldplay
You`re The Voice - John Farnham