TEXAS

For over 30 years, the band have proved themselves to be one of Scotland’s best ever bands, with hits such as ‘Inner Smile’, ‘Say What You Want’, ‘I Don’t Want A Lover’ and ‘Summer Son’.
Formed in 1986 by the undeniably brilliant Sharleen Spiteri and her partner in crime, Johnny McElhone, they have made consistently great music throughout their stellar career having sold over 40 million records, had 13 top ten UK singles, 3 #1 UK albums and 8 top ten UK albums including ‘The Hush’, ‘Careful What You Wish For’ & ‘Jump On Board’, and their tenth studio album ‘Hi’ released in May 2021. ‘Hi” became their highest-charting album in the UK since 1999’s ‘The Hush’, debuting at number 3 on the official UK album chart.
Special Guest – Rumer
Rumer first broke through in 2010 with her debut album ‘Seasons Of My Soul’, a top 3 UK hit, achieved platinum sales status, earning her 2 BRIT Award nominations and a MOJO Award for Best Breakthrough Act. Tracks like ‘Slow’ and ‘Aretha’ became global hits as music fans were drawn to her classic voice which draws comparisons to the likes of Carole King and the late Karen Carpenter.
Since then, Rumer has released a further 4 UK top 30 albums, performed live around the world, reinterpreted much-loved songs from the Burt Bacharach and Hal David canon, and most recently enjoyed critical acclaim for her album ‘Nashville Tears’, covering the songs of American Hall Of Fame country legend Hugh Prestwood. Rumer is an undeniable talent and a mesmerising performer.
Support – Tom Speight
Londoner, Tom Speight is a BBC Radio 2 favourite with over 200 million streams to his name and a string of high profile tours in support of Ed Sheeran, Snow Patrol, Stereophonics, Travis and more. His 2019 album ‘Collide’ saw all six of its singles playlisted on BBC Radio 2 and topped charts as far afield as Brazil. His latest album ‘Everything’s Waiting For You’ was written in lockdown and sees him collaborate once again with Turin Brakes, Lydia Clowes and Olly Knights. With a pedigree in live performance learned while touring the world, Tom Speight has surely earned his fast-growing fanbase.
Non picnic concerts
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Conditions of entry
Terms & Conditions
NON PICNIC CONCERTS
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Are child tickets available?
We do not have child tickets available for this event, but children under the age of five can attend for free.
Children aged five and over, should purchase a General Admission ticket.
All children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. No more than four under 16s per adult.
Please note: While we are a family friendly business, please remember that this is an outdoor event with loud music and lots of people and so may not be suitable for very young children
Will tickets be available on the day?
Tickets are strictly subject to availability, so it is always best to purchase your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment. It will also save you money as ticket prices may also increase on the day.
Should tickets be available to purchase on the day of the concert, we will make an announcement about prices and availability closer to the event.
Is parking available?
Yes, further details will be released shortly
Is there a pickup/drop off point or a taxi rank?
Yes, further details will be released shortly.
Can I leave the venue and come back once I’ve entered the concert?
Unfortunately, as the concert arena is within a confined fenced area, pass outs and re-entry will not be possible.
Can I bring my own food and drink?
Soft drinks are allowed but must be in 500ml sealed plastic bottle only
You are not allowed to bring any food or alcoholic drinks inside the fenced concert arena.
Can I buy food and drink at the concert?
Yes. We will have a fully licensed bar and a number of food outlets for varied dietary requirements and tastes within the concert arena.
Please note: We operate a ‘Challenge 25’ policy at the bars. Proof of identification and age may be required in the form of a valid driving licence or passport. No alcohol will be served to any persons under the age of 18.
Can I apply to be a vendor at the events?
We are always looking for interesting vendors selling unique products and would love to hear from you. Please email info@lphconcertsandevents.co.uk to tell us about all about your offering.
Please note: You must be self-contained in terms of equipment and have current Public Liability Insurance in place.
Can I bring a chair and other furniture to the event?
You are allowed one folding chair per person in the concert arena for use in the marked-out area away from the stage.
This is to maintain a safe area for those customers who wish sit and those who wish to stand at the front of the stage area. Private marquees and gazebos are not permitted.
What other items should I bring?
This is a standing outdoor evening concert so please keep the British weather in mind. We recommend all concert goers should dress appropriately and be prepared if the ground is wet from rain in the days before the event.
Small personal umbrellas are allowed, however large parasols and golf sized umbrellas will not be permitted.
Is there an ATM / cash machine at the event?
Cash machines will not be available, but all bars take both cash and card payments. Please be aware that some of the independent food outlets in the arena may only take cash.
Can I take photographs?
While professional photography equipment is not permitted, you’re very welcome to capture the atmosphere and fun you and your friends and family are enjoying on a small camera or your phone. If you do take photos, please tag us in on Instagram (@lphconcerts) we’d love to see them.
Accessibility
The concert venue has an inner tarmacked pathway running all the way around which leads directly to the grassed concert area. The grassed area is very flat and the grass is cut short.
A wheelchair platform is available on a first come first served basis and wheelchair accessible toilets are available throughout the concert site.
Access and companion tickets
If you require a carer or companion, please purchase a ‘Carer’ ticket, which will entitle you to bring one carer or companion to assist you free of charge.
Accepted forms of documentation to request a carer or companion ticket are:
To receive your carer ticket, please purchase your ticket via SEE Tickets and follow the instructions sent via email after your purchase.
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Conveniently located between the M4 (J8/9) and M40 (J6) in south Oxfordshire, Drover’s Hill is a 10-minute drive from Henley, an hour from London, 40 minutes from Oxford and Heathrow and half an hour from Reading. The nearest station is Henley-on-Thames and there are taxis are available there.
You’ll find Drover’s Hill at Stonor on Coxlease Lane, between Fawley Bottom and Southend. Please use postcode RG9 6JL or mondays.wolves.noun on what3words, and remember that the hill can’t be accessed from the main entrance to Stonor Park.
If you’re approaching from the east on the M40 motorway, please ignore your sat nav if it tells you to exit at Junction 4 or 5 - this will add up to an hour to your journey. Please only exit at Junction 6