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You’ll find some great music acts playing live after leading sporting events this summer. Enjoy the sights and sounds at the races or go behind the scenes at the rugby.
Music madness
Sandown Park are continuing their popular music nights this summer, as they welcome two high profile bands to the racecourse. Girls Aloud will be playing live on Thursday 17 July and Madness on Thursday 7 August 2008. Girls Aloud are one of the most successful British pop groups of the decade, while Madness are Britain’s biggest selling singles band of the eighties. Both bands will perform a one hour live performance immediately after the last race. It‘s strongly advised you book early as they anticipate sell out crowds. Tickets prices for each evening booked in advance are £27 for Premier seats and £22 for Grandstand seats, however groups of 11 or more people can receive a 20% discount. For further information or to book tickets please call Sandown Park on the number below or visit their website.
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01372 47 00 47
Racing with the Beatles
Enjoy an evening of exciting racing and quality entertainment at Wincanton Racecourse on Thursday 8 May 2008, as the course celebrates its last fixture of the season. As well as racing, groups can enjoy a night of live music from popular Beatles tribute band, Imagine the Beatles. The racecourse has nine bars and restaurants, each one offering a range of mouth-watering food and drink, providing the perfect backdrop to watch the racing and listen to The Beatles classics. With entry costing from just £6 it provides a great value night out. For further details on group bookings, call the ticket hotline below or visit their website.
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08700 115007
Behind the scenes
Take your group to Twickenham Stadium and you can experience a behind-the-scenes tour of the ground. Groups can sit in the seats of their favourite players before finding out how it feels to run out of the players’ tunnel. You’ll also find the Museum of Rugby - the world’s largest collection of rugby memorabilia - which tells the story of how a schoolboy game became an internationally renowned professional sport. Paintings, archive match footage, and even a ‘scrum’ machine that tests your strength, bring the game’s vibrant history to life. To find out more about booking tickets, call Twickenham Stadium on the number below.
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0870 405 2001