Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons – review

Royal Albert Hall, LondonAmid the fuss that will accompany the 50th anniversaries of the first hits by the Beach Boys and the Beatles later this year, another significant half-century probably won't get a look-in. The Four Seasons reached No 1 in autumn 1962 with Sherry, the first of a series of hits that saw them briefly running neck-and-neck with their hipper rivals. There are so many smashes in the catalogue that Frankie Valli – 78 now, and the only original Season left – fills an entire ...

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