Van Morrison is the latest name announced for the summer series of concerts at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
The singer-songwriter will be there on Friday, August 25 2023 and it has been organised by Heritage Live.
Van Morrison has produced an incredible body of material throughout his 50-year career that has seen him traverse everything from R&B to jazz, Celtic and soul.
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His hits include Brown Eyed Girl, Gloria, Here Comes The Night, Jackie Wilson Said, Bright Side Of The Road and Have I Told You Lately.
He will release Moving On Skiffle, an album inspired by his childhood love of skiffle music, on March 10.
Giles Cooper of Heritage Live said: "We’re delighted to be able to bring Van Morrison to the Royal Sandringham Estate.
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"Van’s ability to create timeless music and his amazing live show will create a really unique and historic musical moment in these incredible surroundings.”
The show will also feature special guests Squeeze and Del Amitri, as well as the Old Time Sailors.
Squeeze first formed in 1973, shortly after Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook had begun their songwriting partnership.
By 1977 they had made their recording debut and enjoyed a string of hits including Cool for Cats, Up The Junction, Labelled with Love and more.
The gates will open at 2pm, with the event ending at 10.30pm, and you can pre-register for tickets at arep.co/p/van-morrison.
The pre-sale starts on Thursday, March 9 at 9am and tickets go on general sale at 9am on Friday, March 10.
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Those needing additional support or access can purchase tickets on the AXS website.
The Sandringham Estate is hosting its first major concert series this year, which also includes Billy Ocean on Saturday, May 27, Robbie Williams over the weekend of August 26 and 27 and The Who on Monday, August 28.
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