Sun, 6th July 2008

Bringing together these GIANTS OF JAZZ for a superb outdoor concert in the beautiful surroundings of Lacock Abbey.

KENNY BALL

Kenny Ball is a legend. Probably the greatest test of an artist's success is his durability. Kenny is now a genuine institution, and the most successful jazz trumpet player this side of the Atlantic. His landmark recordings of the 1960s such as 'Midnight in Moscow' catapulted him to worldwide fame, and since then he has become a living legend.

ACKER BILK

Acker Bilk gained worlwide fame with his hit singles 'Stranger On The Shore' in 1962 (it stayed in the charts for 55 weeks and was the first number 1 hit in UK and USA simultaneously) and 'Aria' in 1976. Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band are one of the most succesful British Jazz Groups ever. In 2001 Acker was honoured with an MBE for his services to the Music Industry.

TERRY LIGHTFOOT

Terry Lightfoot has been at the forefront of the British jazz scene since 1956 when his band played its first major concert at London's Royal Festival Hall. His first band was formed in 1955 and quickly became "box office" on the London club scene (to this day they still hold the attendance record at London's 100 Club in Oxford Street). That year, Terry was to play alongside Louis Armstrong with a select band of UK musicians at a welcoming dinner in honour of the great Satchmo at a Soho restaurant. The encounter was not forgotten by Louis who invited the Terry Lightfoot Band to share the bill with the Armstrong All-Stars for the "Hello Dolly" tour of the UK in 1965.

Children under 5 are free. Concessions available for children aged 5-16.

These are general admission 'lawn' tickets. You may sit or stand on the grass and are advised to bring blankets & picnic rugs. Folding chairs are permitted.

SEATING

• Seating is on the grass, guests are encouraged to bring along rugs and chairs.
Car Parking Facilities

CATERING - PRIVATE BARBEQUES ARE NOT ALLOWED

• Guests are permitted to bring their own food and drink and often arrive early to enjoy a picnic.
• There will be a public bar and gourmet barbeque available on site as well other food and drink concessions.

Tables Chairs and Gazebos
• The concert takes place on the grass so customers can bring rugs, chairs and tables.
• Tables and chairs are available for hire for All That Jazz at Lacock Abbey
• Call 01926 642186 or visit www.theconcertshop.co.uk for information.
• Private marquees are not permitted. Small gazeboes, without sides, are allowed but will be restricted to clearly designated areas.
• Gazeboes are available for hire for All That Jazz at Lacock Abbey
• Call 01926 642186 or visit www.theconcertshop.co.uk for information.

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• In case of inclement weather the concert will not be cancelled, however the concert programme may be amended in the interest of safety and enjoyment of the audience.
• Tickets cannot be replaced, exchanged nor money refunded.
• The event organiser / venue reserve the right to make alterations to the advertised arrangements or featured artistes and to refuse admission under reasonable circumstances.
• The event organiser / venue reserve the right to cancel or abandon any performance / event.
• Under 14's must be accompanied by an adult (meaning a person over 18) and no more than 6 under 14's are to be in the care of one adult.
• The concert arena is within a confined fenced area. No pass outs or re entry will be allowed.
• Admission is at the ticket holders own risk, except in respect of death or personal injury resulting from negligence on the part of the event organiser / venue.
• Tickets are sold subject to the event organiser / venue's term and conditions which are available on request.
• No duplicate tickets will be issued to replace lost / stolen tickets.
• No refunds will be offered to customers who are refused entry or ejected from a venue on account of declining to be searched, abusive, threatening, drunken or other antisocial behaviour, carrying offensive weapons or illegal substances, or making unauthorised audio, video or photographic recordings.
• Beware of counterfeit goods; buy merchandise from within the concert arena only.
• Entry will be refused to anyone who declines having their person or belongings searched.
• Disabled facilities:- Disabled car parking is available and there will be disabled toilet facilities.
• Subject to licensing conditions.

A GUIDE TO WHAT YOU CAN AND CAN'T BRING TO EASTERNBREEZE CONCERTS
Easternbreeze Ltd. hold two kinds of concert, pop and picnic. What you can and cannot bring into the concert arena depends whether a concert has been designated as pop or picnic. Generally speaking the restrictions are stricter for pop concerts. If you try to bring in a prohibited item into the arena you will have the choice of returning it to your car or handing over to our security personnel, in which case it will be disposed of and cannot be returned.

At picnic concerts you cannot bring in:
• Private fireworks, naked flares / flames, flambards or candles
• Dogs (except for registered assistance dogs)
• Private marquees. Small gazebos - without the sides & back – are allowed but will be restricted to clearly designated areas
• Banners or poles (not including flags or poles to attach lanterns to)
• Patio umbrellas and parasol umbrellas
• Barbeques
• Professional audio, visual or photographic equipment (except with a press pass arranged in advance)