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MOK Fest Tickets

PostPosted: Fri May 29, 2009 8:57 pm
by IainJ
Tickets for this years Mull of Kintyre Music Festival will go on sale on Thursday June 25th at 9.00am from TicketWeb and A.P. Taylors.

Tickets for all the concerts will be available on-line with tickets for the Young Folk Night, Festival Ceilidh and the Dalriada Connections Concert also available from A.P. Taylors.

The line-up as it stands at the moment is:

20th – 23rd August 2009


Thursday 20th August

Tuition Workshops 4.15pm – 6.15pm
Venue Kirk St Hall

Fiddle workshops with TBC

Young Folk Night
Heritage Centre, Campbeltown (£6.00 inc tea)
Since its inception in 2003, this event has grown in popularity is now firmly established as the festival’s opening concert attraction on the Thursday evening.
This is a showcase for the young musical talent of South Kintyre.

Friday 21st August

Pipe Band Parade
Main Street, Campbeltown (FREE)
Piping at its finest on parade on Campbeltown Main Street.

Friday Night Festival Concert/Ceilidh
Victoria Hall, Campbeltown, Doors 7.30pm (£14.00)
Fergie MacDonald Ceilidh Band
Hot Seats (Richmond, Virginia)
TBC
Kintyre School Pipe Band

Saturday 22nd

Saturday 19th - Campbeltown Brass Coffee Morning
Town Hall, Campbeltown 10.00am
Town Hall - Admission at door
Musical morning with multi-award winning Campbeltown Brass

Grand Parade, Starts Kinloch Road, Campbeltown (FREE)
This annual event with a carnival atmosphere just gets bigger and better every year with
this year promising to be the most spectacular yet.

“Doon the Green” 1.00pm
Kinloch Green, Campbeltown (FREE)
After two years of disappointing weather we are looking forward to a bit of sun and more bands on stage than ever in our new expanded afternoon extravaganza. More details shortly

Festival Club 2.00pm
Town Hall, Campbeltown (FREE)
Music, food and beverages served in a relaxed atmosphere. Live acoustic music to suit all tastes and ages in this wonderful historic Hall. Watch out for some exciting developments with this event.

Saturday Picture House Concert (£20.00)
Dervish
Fribo
Arthur Johnstone MC

Saturday Victoria Hall concert (£25.00)
The Red Hot Chilli Pipers
TBC

Sunday 23rd August


The Mitchell's Glengyle Distillery Dalriada Connections Concert
Heritage Centre, Campbeltown (£10.00 incl sponsors miniature)
Brian Finnegan and and Friends
The Wild Sarachs
Lorne MacDougall
Scooter Muse
The Dalriada Connections Band

Survivors Night Concert
This now legendary concert promises even more treats this year with the return of old favourites such as the Kintyre Schools Pipe Band and the introduction of new blood with bands such as Warehouse and some special arrangements from acoustic guests this should be another night to remember.

More to follow

Iain

Re: MOK Fest Tickets

PostPosted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 11:02 am
by Ross
How much are the tickets for survivors night going to be, also will they be available on there own or will they be linked with the saturday night tickets like they have been in the past.

Re: MOK Fest Tickets

PostPosted: Tue Jun 02, 2009 4:12 pm
by IainJ
Hi Ross

Will confirm ticket price as soon as we know, it is usually £20.

also will they be available on there own or will they be linked with the saturday night tickets like they have been in the past.

The tickets haven't been linked for over five years year now, every concert has been sold separately since 2005.

I will post up more info shortly.

Iain

Re: MOK Fest Tickets

PostPosted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 8:03 am
by Ross
Cheers Iain, will keep an eye out for posts

Re: MOK Fest Tickets

PostPosted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 11:35 pm
by kathbr
I read your post May 2009,slightly confused as to the date - espescially the year,
is the events listed for 2008 or 2009?
Thanks.

Re: MOK Fest Tickets

PostPosted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 2:08 am
by howlsatthemoon
£25 to see the red hot chilli pipers, they played in Oban three or four weeks ago and the price was £18, can I ask why there is a 40 percent increase in the price to see them in Campbeltown?

Re: MOK Fest Tickets

PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 7:26 pm
by IainJ
Kathbr asked
I read your post May 2009,slightly confused as to the date - espescially the year,
is the events listed for 2008 or 2009?

my mistake, I have amended it.

howlsatthemoon asked
£25 to see the red hot chilli pipers, they played in Oban three or four weeks ago and the price was £18, can I ask why there is a 40 percent increase in the price to see them in Campbeltown?

It is down to the size of the venue, the Corran Halls have a larger capacity and can charge less to cover all the costs.

Iain