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SUMMER POPS

From: 01 July 2008

To: 26 July 2008

Liverpool Artists To Join Jools On Pops Stage!

LIVERPOOL ARTISTS TO JOIN JOOLS ON POPS STAGE!

2008 SUMMER POPS
A Chas Cole for CMP Entertainment production
ECHO ARENA, LIVERPOOL
DOORS OPEN 18:30, SHOWTIME 20:00
TICKET HOTLINE & POPS VIP EXPERIENCE: 0844 847 1616
www.cmplive.com

ALREADY CONFIRMED
July 1st – Mick Hucknall
July 2nd – Meat Loaf
July 4th – The Australian Pink Floyd Show
July 8th – Counting Crows
July 9th – Crowded House
July 11th – Deacon Blue
July 12th – Diana Ross
July 15th – Def Leppard, Whitesnake plus special guests Thunder
July 19th – Michael Ball
July 20th - Michael Bublé
July 26th – The Australian Pink Floyd Show

JUST ANNOUNCED!
Friday 25th July 2008 JOOLS HOLLAND AND HIS RHYTHM AND BLUES ORCHESTRA
£24.50, £29.50 (a limited amount of Gold Circle tickets available)
TICKETS FOR THIS SHOW ARE ON SALE 9:00am FRIDAY 28th MARCH 2008

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