ROD Stewart and Neil Diamond are two star singers performing major concerts in very different surroundings - and we can arrange for you to see both of them.
First up is rejuvenated Rod, fresh from the success of his latest album. He is playing the NEC Arena, Birmingham, on May 14.
Meanwhile, the legendary Neil Diamond is headlining an outdoor concert in the beautiful grounds of Woburn Abbey, in Bedfordshire, on June 4.
Both concerts are bound to sell out, so book now to reserve your place.
Rod Stewart has come a long way since he sprang to fame with The Faces in the early 1970s. As a solo artist, he has amassed a vast collection of gold and platinum records and earned a Grammy Living Legend Award in 1989.
Newmarket Concert Travel is offering a two-day make-your-own-way break to see the concert. This is ideal for fans wishing to make their own travel arrangements.
Price start from £119 for a one-night stay in a twin room with private facilities at a three-star hotel, with English breakfast, a £40 seated ticket for the concert, and return coach travel between the hotel and the NEC Arena.
Neil Diamond has sold more than 115 million records worldwide and amassed nearly five dozen chart singles including Cracklin' Rosie, You Don't Bring Me Flowers and Sweet Caroline.
Newmarket Concert Travel is offering a two-day make-your-own-way break to see him at Woburn Abbey. Prices start at £109 for one night's bed and breakfast accommodation in a twin room with private facilities at a three-star hotel, plus a picnic-style ticket for the concert worth £35, and return coach transfers between the hotel and Woburn Abbey.
For a supplement of £20 per person, it is possible to upgrade to a seated gold ticket, with a face value £55.
To book your place, call Reader Travel on 01904 567123. To order a brochure, phone our 24-hour hotline on 01904 567125.
Updated: 11:59 Monday, November 15, 2004
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