JW Promotions are delighted to finally see an ambition become a reality by staging the “UTV Country Music Festival” that will take place in Dungannon Park Co.Tyrone on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd August 2008.
The festival will see over 50 International, National and local acts perform on three stages and will run each day from 1pm-11pm. Country Music has a huge following in Ireland and the announcement of such an event of this magnitude will be very well received. The main stage will see most of the American acts perform with the likes of George Jones, Ricky Skaggs, Nanci Griffith, Gene Watson and Vernon Oxford to name only a few that will enthral the large expected audiences on each of the festival days.
All the American acts will appear on both days as will 95% of the other performers.
Performer and stage running order for the Country Fest weekend is available here.
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Tickets for the festival are now on sale with  and at Ticketmaster ticket centres throughout Ireland or if you would like to book by phone with a credit card, please call the appropriate number below:
0870 243 4455 - Northern Ireland customers
0818 719 300 - Republic of Ireland customers
00353 1 456 9569 - International customers
Ticketmaster is Ireland's leading ticketing company, with a proven track record in the computerised ticketing industry, offering clients a service which is backed up by extensive experience and the highest standards of professionalism.
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Anyone from the Greater Belfast area interested in travelling by Coach to the Country Fest can contact John Quigley on 07747700820 or email johnmquigley@yahoo.com He can also arrange transport for groups of 20 or more from other areas. Buses will depart from DAYS HOTEL Belfast at 11.00am each morning and return half hour after the show on each day. Bus tickets are £15 return per day.
For full accommodation, tourist attractions and other useful information click the Flavour of Tyrone or the Sperrins links. |
