Lechlade Music Festival - Early Bird Ticket Discount Extended to 7 April
Lechlade Festival – EARLY BIRD DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 7 APRIL.
The Robbie Boyd Band, The Military Wives Choir and Police Dog Hogan are just some of the names released in the line-up for this year’s Lechlade Music Festival.
The 3 day event, which takes place on 24 - 26 May, will feature over 60 bands, with something to suit every musical taste. Rock, reggae, folk, jazz, swing, rockabilly, ska, punk and just about everything in between are represented over the weekend.
In addition, there will be a Burlesque Revue, Camping, Real Ales, Ciders & Delicious Food, appearances from Children’s authors, Storytelling, Glamping, ‘Have a Go’ Crafts, Poetry and a mini Food Village! This year’s festival promises to be a vibrant, family focused, affordable and fun weekend for all.
As well as experienced and well-established bands, there will also be a number of young, exciting and new performers. Young talent is important to the festival organisers; a long term aim is to raise funds for a local young person to benefit from music education.
“Having run one of Europe’s leading contemporary music schools, I have seen the enormous benefits that quality music education can bring to a young person’s life” said Festival Director, Jennie Rainsford. “I am passionate about creating this legacy and we are striving to set this up in the not too distant future.”
Children 16 and under get in free to the event. With tickets at just £35 for 3 days of top quality live music, this is a great value event for the whole family. To take advantage of these great prices, you need to book by 7th April 2013. We have extended the Early Bird ticket deadline as the camping tickets have been so popular that we had to secure some extra space for everyone - which we have now been successful in doing!
The full line-up and tickets for the festival are available via the website at www.lechladefestival.co.uk
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