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Author: Sal

Roy Ayers Comes To The Island

Tuesday, 11th December, 2007 at 8:32 pm, Isle of Wight

Roy Ayers Comes To The IslandIf you’re looking for a great Christmas present for someone you love, why not buy them a ticket to see Roy Ayers Ubiquity play Ryde Theatre on 23rd December?

Unlike the usual gigs, there is a choice of tickets prices available.

You can dance with the cheap skates in the stalls (£17.50) or opt for seating in the balcony (£22.50).

If you really fancy a special night out, why not go the whole hog with VIP tickets for £30. For this you also get your hands on the sumptuous buffet!

Let’s not forget that this man is the ‘nuts’ as far as jazz funk goes and having him on the Island is a massive coup.

Get down there in your droves and show him what the Island is made of.

Call the box office (01983 568099 between 10am and 4pm, Mon to Fri) to buy your tickets pronto, because there won’t be many left soon.

Music, Ryde


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2 Responses to “Roy Ayers Comes To The Island”

  1. musoactivator Says:
    December 12th, 2007 at 4:28 pm

    News just in….Local band The Chancers just been announced as support slot.

    Gonna be a funky good time! ;O)

  2. musoactivator Says:
    December 12th, 2007 at 4:29 pm

    The Chancers

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