TRIBUTE SHOW

Shenton Dixon as Stevie Wonder

Live keyboards, chromatic harmonica and an uncanny resemblance — solo or with the full live band.

THE SHOW

An unforgettable journey through Stevie.

Shenton Dixon takes audiences on an unforgettable musical journey celebrating the legendary Stevie Wonder — from My Cherie Amour, You Are the Sunshine of My Life, Isn’t She Lovely and Uptight, into the funk and soul anthems that defined his career: Superstition, Master Blaster, I Wish, Do I Do and many more.

A highly accomplished musician, Shenton performs live keyboards and chromatic harmonica throughout the show. Available as a solo act with professional backing tracks, or with a full live band.

Live keyboards and chromatic harmonica throughout the show.

Shenton Dixon as Stevie Wonder.

AN UNCANNY RESEMBLANCE

Not just the voice — the whole presence.

Not only does Shenton bear an uncanny resemblance to Stevie Wonder, he also captures the superstar’s unique stage presence, mannerisms and musical style. His remarkable performance has earned widespread praise from audiences and industry professionals alike.

ON TELEVISION

Stevie, on the nation's screens.

Shenton has appeared on ITV's Take Me Out, hosted by Paddy McGuinness, where he performed Happy Birthday to Ya after emerging from inside a giant birthday present — part of a memorable challenge for a contestant overcoming a fear of receiving birthday presents.

During lockdown, Shenton was featured in the national newspapers in character as Stevie Wonder, sharing his views on current events, including the widely discussed Dominic Cummings and the Barnard Castle controversy.

His television appearances also include performing Ebony and Ivory alongside David Baddiel and Frank Skinner on Fantasy Football, as well as several appearances on Channel 4's Lookalikes.