Lemar and Wynne Evans join Côr Meibion Llanelli for big Cariad concert


Lemar


Wynne Evans


Côr Meibion Llanelli Male Voice Choir

There's a very special 'Cariad' night of entertainment planned for Llanelli on Friday, September 4.
The Selwyn Samuel Centre in Llanelli will be the venue for a night to help raise the awareness and importance of defibrillators.
The concert will feature Brit and Mobo award winner Lemar.
Also appearing with be top tenor Wynne Evans and Côr Meibion Llanelli Male Voice Choir.
Tickets can be pre-purchased at £25.00 from Anyone Waiting, Halfway Hotel, Llanelli, 01554 773571 (card payments welcome). 
All proceeds from the show go towards providing more Zoll AED Plus defibrillators and basic life support training to schools and communities across Wales.
This event will be publicised across Wales so the advice is to get your tickets early.
The show is being supported and sponsored by Zoll UK Medical.
The concert line-up at the moment is - 
Lemar. Seven top ten UK singles and sold over two million albums.
Wynne Evans. No 1 Debut album
Sian Evans 'Kosheen'. No 1 debut UK chart hit.
Steve Balsamo and Rosalie Deighton.
Cor Meibion Llanelli.
Sean Maloney.
Lenny Dee.
Sherilyn Hamilton-Shaw.


Steve Balsamo, Sian Evans 'Kosheen' and Rosalie Deighton.


Sherilyn Hamilton-Shaw delivering another defibrillator for the charity.

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