In September 2015, Davies made his first of five appearances at the World's Biggest Northern Soul Weekender at Butlins resort, Skegness, Lincolnshire, England, performing alongside classic Motown artists the Velvelettes, Brenda Holloway, the Contours, and a duet with Kim Weston on "It Takes Two".
He returned in 2016 to share the stage with Tommy Hunt, Dean Parrish, Pat Lewis, Chris Clark and Sidney Barnes, where the group recorded a version of Frank Wilson's "Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" for charity, along with Johnny Boy and the Signatures, under the name Northern Soul Survivors.
The single "Tomorrow's Love" was recorded at this time, with background vocal contributions from Kim Weston, Tobi Lark, Pat Lewis and original Vandellas Annette Beard and Rosalind Ashford.
The B-side was Davies' rendition of "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" which he had previously released as a single featuring the Original Vandellas in 2016.
At the final 'Northern Soul Survivors' weekender in 2019, Davies worked with Gloria Jones, known for her original version of the song "Tainted Love".