Will Young at South Devon Festival, Newton Abbot Racecourse – It’s almost time…
By newtonnews | Wednesday, July 14, 2010, 10:46
Saturday July 24 sees pop superstar Will Young perform at the inaugural South Devon Festival at Newton Abbot Racecourse.
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Will Young will be in Newton Abbot next week.
The 31-year-old, who shot to fame after winning ITV’s Pop Idol eight years ago has sold more than eight million records. He has recently released an album of his best known singles entitled ‘The Hits’ which has reached platinum status as well his first four albums.
Joining Will are Adrian Edmondson and his band, The Bad Shepherds, The Wurzels, Joey the Lips, The Demon Barber Road Show, The Diamond Geezers and Soul Funktion.
Starting at 11am the event will also feature a food village with local food and drink and a chill out zone offering alternative therapies such as reflexology and Indian Head Massage.
Promoter, Tim Barrs of Manor Events said: “Will’s appearance combined with all the other great acts, should prove this festival a really special event in Devon’s calendar. Nothing on this scale has been organised before locally and we hope that families will find it a great day out.”
The festival which has been sponsored by local companies Bays Brewery, Luketom.com and Silverstream RV Hire, all based in Torbay, will also have a beer tent, face painting, den and mask making and other activities to keep the young and young at heart amused.
The festival will also be supporting British troops who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan. Through the non profit organisation Tickets For Troops which offers tickets to big events to soldiers, sailors and airmen both currently serving or medically discharged since 2001, promoter Tim Barrs has kindly donated 100 tickets which will be given to qualifying troops free of charge.
Raleigh Addington, Operations Director for Tickets For Troops said “This is a fantastic idea, service personnel will love this event. It will be a real boost to the morale of the troops to know that their bravery and commitment is being recognised.”
Tickets for the general public will cost £40 for everyone aged 12+, £2 for children aged 5-12 years and under 5’s free, as long as they are accompanied by an adult. See: http://www.manor-events.co.uk/
Comments
I think they are.
By casey1 at 11:08 on 23/07/10
ReportAre tickets still available?
By barbygirl1 at 13:26 on 16/07/10
ReportIt is Will Young!! think that's pretty cheap considering all the other acts too.
By casey1 at 11:59 on 15/07/10
ReportHow much??? 40 pounds... no thank you.
By joytotheworld at 10:35 on 15/07/10
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