A Castle for all seasons, and one of the most romantic and historic buildings in the land. Listed in the Domesday Book, this castle has been a Norman stronghold, a royal residence for six of England's medieval queens, a palace of Henry VIII, and a retreat for the powerful and influential. There's only one way to discover why Lord Conway described Leeds Castle as 'The Loveliest Castle in the World' - and that's to visit it for yourself!

500 acres of glorious grounds surround the castle and its moat. Flowers and foliage abound in the formal gardens - the Culpeper and the Lady Baillie Garden, while the maze with its secret underground grotto provides a challenging half hour. To help plan your visit and to find out more about the history of a building that has stood on this spot for over a thousand years, visit the official website: www.leeds-castle.com

Here are the concerts taking place at Leeds Castle:

CONCERT INFORMATION
TICKET MAY NOT BE EXCHANGED OR MONEY REFUNDED
Possession of the ticket shall constitute acceptance of the following conditions:

Please note:

• All Summer Nights concerts at the Leeds Castle are sold as a picnic style concert, however there are also a number of seats available. Picnic style tickets are sold as "unreserved" and seats as "reserved".

• All the Summer Nights concerts take place outdoors. Customers are advised to wear appropriate clothing and footwear and protection against potential inclement weather.

• For seated concerts, please note that latecomers may not be seated until a suitable break in the performance and may not be allocated the seat purchased.

• This event is not suitable for children under the age of five years of age. Adult to accompany all children under the 16.

• Other than the provisions advertised or outlined by the box office at the time of sale, customers are required to address any special needs by contacting the box office in advance of their visit, as the concert promoter may not be able to provide those needs without notice.

• Ticket holders are required to carefully check their tickets and the conditions of use in advance of their visit; mistakes may not be rectified on the day.

• The event promoter reserves the right to refuse entry of the ticket holder to the event site and to eject the ticket holder at its discretion.

• It is a licensing condition that every person entering the event site must have a valid ticket.

• Admission is at the ticket holder’s own risk.

• No unauthorised re-admission.

• The management reserves the right to make any change whatsoever to the act programme owing to any unforeseen or unavoidable cause.

• The right to a refund on postponements or cancellation of the event is at the event promoter’s absolute discretion. Any refunds permitted may only be obtained from the point of purchase. The promoter is not responsible for any other costs incurred other than the face value of the ticket.

• No professional cameras, video recorders or any form of audio-visual recording equipment allowed in the event site.

• The ticket holder consents to the filming and sound recording of members of the audience.

• Lost tickets will not be replaced. Keep your ticket safe and retain it at all times during the event.

• If the ticket is resold or transferred for commercial gain by any one other than the event promoter or their authorised sub-agent, it will become voidable and the holder may be refused entry or ejected from the event site.

• In the unlikely event that customers are found to be causing damage to the site, the site infrastructure, causing harm to any other person on site or in breach of these conditions the customer will regrettably be asked to leave the concert site.

• Customers are not permitted to create cordoned off areas anywhere on site.

• To prevent the obstruction of the stage for other members of the audience, umbrellas may not be erected during the performance.

• In the best interests of security for those attending the Summer Nights concerts please note that personal searches may be carried out on entry.

• Fire regulations permit only wick burning candles. Garden fires, barbeques, gas and paraffin lamps will not be permitted.

• With the exception of dogs assisting the visually impaired, no animals are permitted onto the site.

• No radio’s, cassette recorders or CD players will be allowed onto the concert site.

• For seated concerts, if the customer has to be re-seated for any reason then the customer is only entitled to a seat of corresponding value.

• For seated (as opposed to picnic style) concerts customers must remain seated during the concert.

GETTING THERE

Leeds Castle
Maidstone
Kent, ME17 1PL


7 miles east of Maidstone, Junction 8 of the M20 motorway just 1 hour from London, 30 minutes from the Channel Tunnel and Channel Ports. Dartford River Crossing 30 minutes. Clearly sign posted from all routes - following the brown and white tourist signs.

To see map click here

TIMES AND ACCESS

Whilst the concert organisers will make every effort to ensure customers are admitted to and from the grounds as quickly as possible, please be prepared for it to take some time.

• Car Park will open at 1pm
• It is approximately a 20-minute walk from the car park to the auditorium.
• Gates at 5pm
• Performances begin at 7.30pm
  

BOX OFFICE INFORMATION

ON LINE - Please click link at the top of this page.

BY TELEPHONE - Ticketmaster 24 hour credit card hotline 0870 400 0688

CUSTOMERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS – Please call 0870 4000 750 for information
A specific area with ramped access will be available for customers confined to a wheelchair. This area will be positioned in close proximity to the stage.

FOOD, DRINK & FACILITIES

A wide range of food & drink outlets will be available at this performance