The band were excellent, so thanks very much indeed. I didn’t see them before they left so would you please give them my thanks.

Kind regards,

Tim Manns, Station Director, The Saint, 107.8 FM, DAB Across South Hampshire, Sky Digital 899

This is just a brief note to thank you and 'The Bees Knees' for the band's performance at our staff Christmas party at the Thistle Marble Arch on 19th December 2002. They are an excellent tribute band and I really appreciated them appearing in the 1970's gear as well! I would certainly recommend them if anyone I know is looking for a Bee Gees tribute band or some good entertainment for a party or function.

Frances Hughes - Head of Marketing & Sponsorship, CBI - The voice of business

Stayin' Alive' with The Bees Knees

The fabulous Bees Knees singing "O-o-o-oh stayin' alive" paid an exciting tribute to Bee Gees in their first performance in Asia. The Bees Knees performed live in three concerts 'Night Fever' organised by Pearl Continental hotels in Karachi, Lahore and Ralwalpini. The Bees Knees is a popular tribute band of the UK and has been holding concerts in Europe and America for the last two years.

Each song was followed by by a loud clapping of appreciation. the sweet melodies and upbeat numbers they presented showed the Bee Gees evolution from lite ensemble to soft rock disco geniuses. Their singing had many in the audience tapping their feet and singing with them. The show was a glorious tribute to the Bee Gees. The Bees Knees expressed their desire to visit Pakistan again.

The Pakistan Nation Plus Newspaper - 25th September 2003

'Bees Knees' performs in Lahore

It appeared as if the Bee Gees had started performing again when a tribute band from London known as 'The Bees Knees' performed before Lahore on Tuesday at Pearl Continental Hotel.

Bees Knees had been especially invited to Pakistan by the hotel management. The band had performed in Karachi on September 21st and will perform in Islamabad on Sept 24th. Talking to the Daily Times they said, "We've' loved music and especially the Bee Gees, so we started singing their songs." They added, "one more reason for performing the Bees Gees is keeping their music alive".

They started off the evening with the famous Bee Gees opener 'You Should Be Dancing' followed by 'Tragedy'. The tribute tonight ended with famous Bee Gees numbers ' Staying Alive' and ' Night Fever '.

Daily Times Newspaper - 24th September 2003