THE similiarities between Las Vegas and Newcastle might be few, but next year, the two will combine to bring a circus-style festival to the city centre - featuring some of the biggest names in British music.
Heralded as a fully immersive experience with a twist, this all-new touring concept will combine premier live entertainment with some of the biggest names in music, set to the backdrop of a circus tent.
Rock 'n' Roll Circus will have capacity for 10,000 people with 30 entertainers including tightrope walkers, jugglers, ring masters, fortune tellers, traditional circus food, and a Ferris Wheel - all under the roof of an impressive Big Top.
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With more acts still to be announced, the ‘first-of-its-kind’ event in Newcastle will kick-start with Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds on Thursday, June 9 on The Town Moor.
Noel co-founded one of the most successful UK guitar groups of all time, Oasis, and since their split in 2009, has gone on to sell over 1.5m solo albums in the UK alone, scoring three consecutive number one records in the process.
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The Rock ’n’ Roll Circus aims to provide the best of live music alongside the best of circus entertainment and will tour the UK popping up in cities across the country with some big surprises, unique entertainment and big announcements forthcoming.
Tickets for Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds at the Rock N Roll Circus will go on sale Friday, November 26 at 9am.
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