GENERAL sale tickets have been released for a pair of events returning to Winchester next year.
As previously reported, the Ibiza Orchestra Experience will be at North Walls Recreation ground on Friday, August 16, while the Sausage and Cider Festival will be at the same location the following day, Saturday, August 17.
The Ibiza Orchestra Experience will showcase its new Ibiza Sunsets Tour. It will perform on a large stage, along with support acts to create a festival atmosphere.
Attendees will be able to expect a silent disco, stilt walkers and fire breathers.
Tom Cullen, marketing manager for the Ibiza Orchestra Experience, said: “Pre-sale tickets sold at record speed, and we expect the general sale to be no different.
“We can’t wait to showcase the brand-new Sunset tour, offering an even bigger show than before. This year is going to be huge!”
The Sausage and Cider Festival will return the day after the Ibiza Orchestra Experience.
Confirmed artists include tribute acts Abba Revival, Rule the World (Take That tribute), Stereosonics, Attic Monkeys and Robbing Williams, with the headliner yet to be announced.
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Alongside the musical acts, there will be more than 30 cider flavours for attendees to try, as well as craft beers, wines, spirits, cock tails and soft drinks. There will also be more than 20 varieties of sausage on offer.
As well as the festival market, there will be on-stage sausage eating contests and a 6-round chilli-eating competition, along with the return of the silent disco.
Lee Fudge, marketing manager for the Sausage and Cider Festival, said: “The demand for pre-sale tickets was bigger than ever before and we expect general tickets to sell just as quickly. This is a huge feel-good event full of epic entertainment, food, drink and even an extra stage for the little ones to enjoy. There’s something for the whole family.”
Tickets for the events can be purchased from their respective websites.
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