The Mid-60's music scene was dominated by British Acts; three of which became household names - The Beatles - The Rolling Stones and.....Herman's Hermits, who are one of the most successful groups throughout the world. From their beginning in Manchester, England, on April 1st 1964, the band has chalked up over 23 hit singles, 10 hit albums, 3 major movies and countless television shows and concert tours all over the world - up to date they have total record sales of over 75 million.

Since 1971 and the departure of Peter Noone to pursue a solo career in the entertainment business, the group has never stopped. Original member Barry (the Bean) Whitwam. has guided the band from strength to strength into one of the hardest working acts in the business - they still average more than 200 concerts a year.

Their touring schedule takes them to Germany, Belgium, Holland, the Scandinavian countries, the U.S.A., Canada, Australia and New Zealand where they performed 10 sold out concerts with Gerry and The Pacemakers last year.

The 'Golden Oldies' still make up a large part of their show - much to the enjoyment of their fans, who can't resist singing along to their 12 Top 10 New Zealand hits such as Mrs Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter, Silhouettes, Dandy, There’s a Kind of Hush, No Milk Today, Henry VIII and many more.