Eastbourne Bandstand
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Great music!!
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Wonderful program. They have an awesome lone up
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Centrally located, the Band stand is easy to find and access. There are many events on during the evenings mostly and its a great place to see Airbourne from. Even when not in use, it's a strikingly beautiful structure and well maintained. It makes for great photos too!
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At a loose end Friday evening we decided to purchase 2 tickets (£7.95 each) for this event. What a great decision, excellent tribute act with some 60's favourites thrown in. Lots of people up dancing and jiving and a bar to refresh yourself. All on a perfect summers night.
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Excellent place free of charge
Loved it sheltered from wind and peaceful place to chill unwind
Very clean tidy area
And all free
Loved it sheltered from wind and peaceful place to chill unwind
Very clean tidy area
And all free
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Band music by amateur players clearly enjoying their performance under an energetic band leader. One or two solo players did ok. But somehow playing the 1812 Overture with a band this size doesn't quite 'do it' to fireworks! Also rather than play a couple of well known tunes such as Dam Busters listed in programme last section they chose a quite unknown Yorkshire something or other. So a little disappointing overall.
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Always a great evening here with a fantastic atmosphere.
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Excellent atmosphere. Inexpensive too
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Ok
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Like always absoulty amazing
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A lovely place
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Not bad
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First time visit to the bandstand to see Badness. The venue is unique and very British. People were queuing an hour or so to get in but there were enough seats to easily accommodate everyone who had booked. The height of the bandstand stage helps when people get up to dance (I use that term lightly in some cases!) so you still get a decent view.
It was a bit chilly at times but being an open-air venue it’s the chance you take. The band were good with a mixture of ska songs.
like some other reviewers I also have a gripe about charging 20p to use the toilets whilst serving drink in the bar area. There was an attendant there at all times so why not increase the admission a little and let people just show their tickets to use the facilities.
Even allowing for that it is a cracking little venue and one I would return to.
It was a bit chilly at times but being an open-air venue it’s the chance you take. The band were good with a mixture of ska songs.
like some other reviewers I also have a gripe about charging 20p to use the toilets whilst serving drink in the bar area. There was an attendant there at all times so why not increase the admission a little and let people just show their tickets to use the facilities.
Even allowing for that it is a cracking little venue and one I would return to.
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A generous size band stand seating arranged so the views are good , some seating is covered overhead the rest in open. The area is surrounded by a semicircular screen so only paying guests can see but you can hear the music from plenty of areas outside especially the fireworks.
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Fabulous Staff
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This is titled as the busiest bandstand in the UK and certainly as far as I am aware it is unique. There are shows on every day during peak holiday season and the ticket prices are very reasonable. On Wednesday evenings at 7.30 the doors open for a 2 hour concert with the 1812 overture as the climax accompanied by fireworks. Tickets are cheaper in advance at £7.75 for the full adult price. The musicians are of a high standard. The chairs are comfortable, there is a bar but you have to use the public toilet at 20 pence a go. Most of the seating is open to the elements. The Wednesday concert is great fun.
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great evening of music
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Great venue, brilliant atmosphere and reasonably priced bar. Really good staff
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Stunning art deco band stand with various tribute bands throughout the summer.
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spacious, good view of stage, good sound & room for people to dance if they want
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You need 20p to use the public conveniences!!
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OK
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Super tribute acts. Great evening out.
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Wow, yet another fantastic evening at the Bandstand. Last night we went to see Mercury, the Queen tribute band, brilliant. So far this year have seen Lady Gaga, Pink, Phil Collins, Robbie Williams, and many more bands booked to see over the next few months. We have been so impressed that we have become Friends if the Bandstand.A great family event every week.
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I've been to a few of the tribute shows at the bandstand and the calibre of entertainment has always been great, last night's Elton John tribute was overall, very good..my only comment on the show is that just when people were getting up to do the dancing he changed the tempo and mood and candle in the wind is pretty hard to jive to.... my other grumble is that when you buy a ticket to see a show you expect to be able to use the loo without a) leaving the venue and b) having to pay for it. There were quite a few of the towns "characters" hanging around outside the toilets.. i politely declined their offer to use one of their pockets when i couldn't find a 20p piece. I understand that the building is listed and they can't just add a bog, but surely it could be arranged that if you show your ticket to the attendant she should let you use the facilities for free. The bar area is tiny and staffed by 2 or 3 people, which is why the queue never seemed to get any smaller!
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