Keane to play home gig at Bedgebury
>>Now Sold Out<<
Information for Keane concert-goers - Friday 11th June
- Car parks will open at 4pm.
- The arena will open at 6pm.
- Please allow extra time for your journey - especially considering potential commuter traffic on Friday afternoon/evening.
- Please consider car sharing where possible.
- Please help us by being considerate to our neighbours and keeping noise to a minimum as you leave the event.
Keane will be returning to their roots when they perform at Bedgebury on Friday 11th June 2010. The band, who hail from Battle, have announced a tour of spectacular woodland locations next summer as part of the Forestry Commission Live Music series.
One of Britain's best-loved bands, Keane have had three consecutive Number One albums. The band’s live reputation is marked by their huge sold out Arena tours and critical acclaim.
Tickets cost £32.00 (subject to booking fee) and are on sale from the ticket hotline tel 01842 814612 or online at www.forestry.gov.uk/music or from Bedgebury Visitor Centre.
Simply Red to star at Bedgebury
One of the most popular bands of the past 25 years, Simply Red will be performing at Bedgebury on Saturday 12th June 2010, one of a series of dates in spectacular woodland locations next summer as part of the Forestry Commission's Live Music tour.
Fronted by the unmistakable Mick Hucknall, Simply Red's catalogue of hit singles and classic albums have formed part of the record collection for a whole generation.
Commenting on the concerts, Mick Hucknall for Simply Red said, “As we had such fun performing a solo forest show at Westonbirt Arboretum last year, we decided it would be great to play all the forest concert venues around the country in 2010. It is a fantastic experience for a band to play in these unique settings".
Tickets at £38.00 (subject to booking fee) are on sale from the ticket hotline 01842 814612, online at www.forestry.gov.uk/music or from Bedgebury Visitor Centre.
www.simplyred.com & www.myspace.com/simplyred
Forestry Commission Live Music pays for itself and any profit generated goes back into improving woodlands for both wildlife and the public to enjoy.
