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tickets on sale today for Big Session

get 'em quick at early bird prices

By Scott Williams | Published:

Big Session Festival 2010 - around the festival site (Friday)
Photo credit: Phil Bull


Tickets are on sale for the Big Session Festival which returns from Friday 18th to Sunday 20th June 2010 and happens at De Montfort Hall, in Leicester.

around the festival site (Friday)
An early bird adult ticket is priced at £62.50, a child ticket for those aged 6-15 years are priced at £27.50. Children under 5 years old are free. A family ticket, 2 adults and 2 children is priced at £165. A weekend (2 for 1) disabled patrons ticket is priced at £31.25.

Children under 16 MUST be accompanied by an adult. Proof of age may be required, and is advised to be brought with you. We will accept photocopies of passports for your security. Maximum 2 children to any one adult.

Children aged 5 and under must be booked through the box office on 0116 233 3111. This is also the number to book for caravans, camper vans and trailer tents. Day tickets will be on sale at a later date, the early bird tickets will be available until midnight on Sunday 28th February (or earlier if they sell out).

To buy tickets, click here.

The first acts for the line-up for Big Session will be announced in February, that's a bit later than it is normally announced. Lead artistic booker, and festival co-founder Rob Challice spoke exclusively to eFestivals where he explained, "I didn't want to go out and book headliners when we didn't have the budget confirmed, we didn't know what budget we were working with. We have now made offers to a whole handful of acts for the Big Session."

"I've been in contact with the people who represent these acts for the last few weeks, those people are quite patient, and have waited for the offer. Big Session, myself, and the people involved who represent these bands do have this relationship which goes back several years. We've just told them that an offer is pending, and that's usually enough."

To read the full interview with Rob Challice where he talks about both Big Session and Summer sundae, click here.