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30 November 2011

Camp Bestival Christmas Card & Last Chance For Early Bird 2012 Tickets

 


Camp Bestival last chance for early bird tickets 2012


YO HO HO - IT'S A CAMP BESTIVAL CHRISTMAS PROMOTION!
LAST CHANCE TO GET YOUR TICKETS AT 2011 RATE
WITH AN EXCLUSIVE JOSIE DA BANK CHRISTMAS CARD FOR YOUR NEAREST AND DEAREST!
WITH OUR FIRST AMAZING ANNOUNCEMENT COMING IN THE NEW YEAR…
WATCH THIS SPACE!
December is upon us and the Christmas bells are ringing and let's face it the pressure's on to get your loved one an awesome gift - well delay no more as The Camp Bestival crew have got a stellar stocking filler for you! We’re getting into the seasonal swing of things with a very special gift promotion giving you one last chance to get your 2012 Camp Bestival tickets at 2011 prices and we’re adding some extra-festive joy, as everyone who orders their tickets between now and Christmas will receive an amazing and exclusive Josie da Bank artworked Christmas card!

Rob da Bank says: “I’m hoping Mrs da Bank has saved me one of these Christmas cards. I can’t think of a cooler Crimbo present than a festival ticket, so jump on board!”
We’re already absurdly excited about next year's Camp Bestival and we’ve already got some amazing treats lined up to announce in the new year which, as ever, will feature the very best festi-holiday antics with a stellar music line-up curated by the one and only Rob da Bank, and for 2012 we'll also have our very own Silly Olympics!  A sports spectacular, the like of which has never been seen before in festival land, the Camp Bestival Silly Olympics will put you at the centre of the action in an array of the craziest games around.

With arts, entertainment and everything you can imagine in between and hundreds of free things for kids to do at our festi-holiday paradise make sure you grab yourself your Camp Bestival Early Bird tickets whilst you still can and wonder at the beauty of our exclusive Josie da Bank Christmas Card!

And don’t forget that Camping Plus, our unique initiative designed for all you campers that want to guarantee yourselves a nice bit of reserved camping space has just gone on sale. Plots are limited so book as soon as you can!

For lots more information on what’s in store for 2012 and all the up to the minute news please check:
www.campbestival.net
www.facebook.com/campbestival
www.twitter.com/campbestival
www.campbestiblog.net/

Ticket Info:
Ticketline: www.ticketline.co.uk/camp-bestival // 0844 888 4410
Adult Weekend Ticket (inc. camping from Thursday) - £180
Adult Weekend Ticket (inc. camping from Friday) - £170
Adult Tickets are for anyone aged 18 or over on 29/07/2012

Age 15 to 17 Weekend Ticket (inc. camping from Thursday) - £105
Age 15 to 17 Weekend Ticket (inc. camping from Friday) - £100
Age 15 to 17 Weekend Tickets are for anyone aged 15 to 17 on 26/07/2012. These ticket holders must be accompanied by a Ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 30 *

Age 11 to 14 Weekend Ticket (inc. camping from Thursday) - £90
Age 11 to 14 Weekend Ticket (inc. camping from Friday) - £85
Age 11 to 14 Weekend Tickets are for anyone aged 11 to 14 on 26/07/2012. These ticket holders must be accompanied by a Ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 30 *

*NB : All teens (aged 11 to 17) MUST camp in the same area as their families with a maximum of 2 teens per adult (over the age of 30)

Age 10 and Under Weekend Ticket (inc. camping) – FREE (but ticket still required)
Age 10 and Under Weekend Tickets are for anyone aged 10 and under on 26/07/2012. These ticket holders must be accompanied by a Ticket holding parent or guardian over the age of 21
Camping Plus - £100 per 5m X 7m plot
Advance Car Parking - £10 per car (or £15 cash on arrival)
Campervan Ticket - £80 per vehicle


2 November 2011

Exclusive Interview with Tyla from Dogs D'amour

The Dogs D'Amour are a rock and roll band formed in 1983 in London, England. Over the years the band has had various line-ups, the only constant being vocalist Tyla.

Our man on the scene, Bryan Heath, got to talk to the man himself on the cusp of their new UK tour and ask him a few questions regarding the old members and his notorious rock and roll life style.



How are the preparations for the tour coming along? Looking forward to it? What can the audience expect? 

YES, everything on schedule looking good and cant wait for it to start. 


Any plans to do any of the old material (Errol Flynn, satellite kid?) and what, if any new stuff do they intend to play?

Well if you just do new stuff the older fans moan and if you only do old stuff new fans moan so its hard to keep everyone happy so we will be doing a wide selection of everything old and new. should be about an 8 hour set, only joking about an hour and a half, basically if we don’t have a curfew I would keep going as long as the fans stay. 


You have a reputation for being the "rock star" (drinking lots, partying etc) does this still go on or has age calmed you down? 

Well I still like the odd drink or two but being a family guy with 2 kids its not best to get wasted with them around lol 


A lot of the old skool fans would like to see the original Dogs D'amour again,will there be any chance of the old line up getting together at some point?

Well one is in L.A one in Middlesborough  one in New York so booking a studio is a problem lol, no we still keep in touch, calls and emails but they are busy with their things and I'm just keeping on with mine. 

You have 18 solo albums..any plans for any more?? 

Oh yes, I just keep working you know pen and paper in pocket and it just comes when it comes, I have even written lyrics down on my oyster card in the past! I am redoing all the old albums including A graveyard of empty bottles, the record company didn’t want to do it so I'm going to do it myself with some new videos as well. I have already put a couple on YouTube so check it. 

You used to do the artwork for your covers do you still do the art? 

Yes yes that’s what I do I love it, I love painting guitars, becoming a musician was never my dream I just started doing it and I'm lucky to be still at it but art is always something I will love to do. 


I always thought of you as an American band as you had that look, I was surprised to discover you were actually British, do you get that a lot?
Yes some people think I'm American, Australian but I have a background from Portsmouth and the midlands. (said with an unmistakable midland accent!)