Mamma Mia for Glastonbury Extravaganza

Bjorn Again have been announced to complete the line-up for this year's Glastonbury Abbey Extravaganza, run by Glastonbury Festival organiser Michael Eavis.

Bjorn Again will be the act supporting Status Quo at the Extravaganza on Saturday 8th August.

Farmer, Michael Eavis announced, "This will be a tremendous combination – everybody loves the Quo, and the whole world is singing along to Mamma Mia. It will be a great party night out for everyone of all ages."

The Extravaganza comprises two outside concerts, in the beautiful grounds of Glastonbury Abbey, in Somerset. There are still tickets available for both - the Status Quo and Bjorn Again concert on Saturday 8th August and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra concert, featuring Myleene Klass, on Sunday 9th August.

The unique event has grown in stature over the years and is a confirmed high spot in the musical calendar of the South West, and certainly a real occasion, with lights, candelabra, picnics, and a fireworks finale on the Sunday night.

Tickets are priced at £30 per Adult ticket (in advance). £15 for children (6 – 16). 5's and under free. There is a Group offer: Buy any combination of 10 adult tickets over the 2 nights and receive the 11th FREE.

Tickets can be purchased over the telephone by calling 01458 834596, or to buy tickets online, click here. Note - Some card transactions will carry a surcharge. This will be no more than £2 per transaction.

Tickets can also be bought:
In person at the Glastonbury Festival Office, 28 Northload St, Glastonbury, BA6 9JJ and the Glastonbury Abbey Shop, Magdalene Street, Glastonbury, BA6 9EL ( 9.30am – 5.30pm).

By cheque (made payable to Glastonbury Festivals Ltd) sent to Glastonbury Extravaganza at the Festival Office address (cheque is also an option of payment with online tickets).

Subject to availability tickets will be available to buy on the gate from 6pm priced at £35 for an adult ticket.

A free park and ride service from Clarks Village in Street operates both nights from 5pm and will shuttle people to and from the Abbey.

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