CLIVEDEN’s annual outdoor party is back this year — with a difference.
The summer music extravaganza Cliveden Rocks! normally takes place over two nights, and this year features a number of tribute bands. But this year a third night has been added. On the Sunday night the big band sound of the Rat Pack is reproduced in Cliveden Swings!
Spokeswoman Isabella Mullin said: “Cliveden Rocks! has become a much-loved summer fixture and we are delighted to add the swing night to the programme. Tickets are selling fast for all three concerts. I’m sure that everyone will have a wonderful time meeting friends and family to enjoy classic pop and swing music in this unique setting.”
The weekend event, which takes place from Friday to Sunday, August 2 to 4, will feature music by He’s The One, the world’s leading Robbie Williams tribute act, as well as The Magic of Abba, Utter Madness and Queen B in his Freddie Mercury suit. Tickets for each concert are £27 in advance, £32 on the door, and £22 for early bird booking before April 30. Visit www.national trust.org.uk/cliveden
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