Jazz at Llandeilo set to be a sell-out



With just a few hours remaining before the deadline for tickets, the Jazz at Llandeilo festival is on course to be a complete sell-out.
“Demand for tickets has been massive,” said Festival Organiser Simon Buckley.
“What’s been amazing is the demand for tickets from all over the UK – and we’ve also had ticket applications from abroad.
“This is the fourth year for Jazz at Llandeilo and the event is now a firm fixture on the musical calendar.
“2015 is set to be bigger and, better and with more than 30 bands on three stages, there will be music for everyone.
“Based on a line up of Jazz, Blues, and local bands, Jazz at Llandeilo is now fast becoming one of the top West Wales summer music festivals.
“The world famous Andy Fairweather Low and The Low Riders (pictured above) are the headline act this year. Andy has only just returned back home to Wales after concerts with Eric Clapton at Madison Square Garden in New York and the Royal Albert Hall in London.
“Last weekend, he did an acoustic set at Glastonbury. Andy is a living legend in the musical world. A modest and humble musician of exceptional talent. He is musical royalty and we are glad to have him.”
The Festival starts in Llandeilo on Friday night and runs through to a climax on Sunday evening.
Tickets are £10 per adult for a weekend pass, with two children going free.
The festival has a new children’s area with music workshops, and entertainment.
The accent is very firmly on Llandeilo being a family festival offering exceptional value for money.”

www.jazzatllandeilo.co.uk

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