The Ageas Bowl are pleased to have announced that the stars of London's West End will return to the venue in September 2022, bringing with them two fabulous tribute acts; One Night Of Neil and An Evening Of Queen. These showstopping performances will bring to life the famed sounds of Neil Diamond and Queen in a back-to-back weekend spectacle.
Following 2019's sell-out An Evening Of Queen, and 2021's An Evening Of Tina, the home of Hampshire Cricket is excited to welcome is thrilled to welcome back a collection of artists from London's most popular shows to perform some of the biggest hits from the magical Neil Diamond, and iconic Queen.
Presented in partnership with Squareleg Promotions, the two, back-to-back nights will see fans treated to renditions of Neil Diamond’s ‘Sweet Caroline’, ‘America’, ‘I’m A Believer’ and Queen’s ‘Another One Bites The Dust’, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’, and ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ and other big hits.
Tickets are now on sale at Super Early Bird pricing for a limited time only, so make the most of the prices before they are gone!
Hospitality packages for both outdoor concerts are now live and bookable to view the spectaculars from the luxury of our Ageas Suite. Explore the range of VIP benefits below:
Can I bring food & drink with me?
No food, drink, picnics, glass containers or alcohol may be brought into the stadium, only drinks, alcohol and food purchased on-site may be consumed.
Will food & drink be available to buy at the event?
Food will be available to purchase upon gates opening from concession stands located on the West Concourse. The Shane Warne Bar located beneath the Shane Warne Stand will be serving alcoholic and soft drinks. The Ageas Bowl operates a strict ‘Challenge 25’ alcohol policy and as such anyone deemed to look Under 25 will be asked to provide photographic proof of their age, prior to being served alcohol.
Hampshire's clutch duo Ben Mayes (highest run-scorer) and Manny Lumsden (highest wicket-taker) have been named in the ICC Under-19 World Cup Team of the Tournament, selected by Ian Bishop, Lydia Greenway, Andy Flower and Telford Vice
The 10th edition of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup gets underway on 7 February, with Pakistan facing the Netherlands in the opening fixture. The tournament will be hosted across India and Sri Lanka, with the final set to take place on 8 March.
The South African-born right-hand bowler is involved in Scotland’s World Cup squad with the tournament commencing on Saturday 7th February.
