The Cliffs Pavilion in Westcliff is gearing up for a packed few weeks of live entertainment, with music, comedy and cinematic concerts filling the diary.
While there is plenty more on the way, these five stand-out shows are among the highlights audiences can look forward to in early 2026.
Things kick off on Thursday, February 5 with "80s Live!", the ultimate throwback party celebrating one of music’s most iconic decades.
Direct from London’s West End, the show features a live band and sensational cast performing more than two dozen chart-topping hits from artists including Wham!, Madonna, Duran Duran, Rick Astley and Culture Club.
With big hair, bold fashion and wall-to-wall anthems, it promises a nostalgic night of dancing and sing-along fun.
Music fans can then step into the world of spies and espionage on Sunday, February 8 with "Q The Music – A James Bond Concert Spectacular".
Performed by musicians from leading UK orchestras, the critically acclaimed show brings the legendary Bond soundtracks to life.
Featuring classics such as Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever and Live and Let Die, the concert is hosted by Miss Moneypenny, who guides audiences through the music and stories behind the world-famous franchise.
On Friday, February 13, film fans are invited to experience Twilight in Concert.
This live-to-film event sees a 12-piece ensemble perform the movie’s soundtrack in perfect sync as the film is shown on a full-size cinema screen.
Surrounded by candlelight and sweeping music, it offers a fresh and immersive way to revisit the romantic fantasy favourite.
Comedy takes centre stage on Saturday, February 14 with "Jim Davidson: Last Man Standing… Just!".
The outspoken comic returns with a new tour packed with sharp observations and unfiltered humour.
Aimed at adult audiences, the show promises a night of bold comedy and strong opinions.
Rounding off the run on Thursday, February 19 is "Mo Gilligan – The Mo You Know".
The award-winning comedian brings his biggest world tour yet to Southend, delivering fresh material inspired by life on the road and modern culture, in a high-energy stand-up performance.
With blockbuster music, film and comedy on offer, the Cliffs Pavilion is set for an exciting few weeks ahead.
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