While we will review the situation next Spring, we have reduced the capacity of all our concerts so that social distancing measures can be put in place, if they are required. As a result, and because most people chose to roll-over their tickets from last year, availability is extremely limited. Please check the status of the concert that you would like to attend by visiting “Concert Venues” on our homepage.
Further details of our plans are as follows:
- If social distancing is required next summer, our concert site will be divided into “pods,” where your group will be able to enjoy the concert.
- There will be a small fee for some of these pods, such as those in the area immediately in front of the stage, with pod sizes dependent on any guidelines in place at the time.
- If you do not want to purchase a pod, you will be able to reserve one on our website, free of charge, but these will be located further away from the stage.
- Pod fees will contribute to any additional safety measures that may be required. These will include extra toilets specific to the zone that your pod is located, more regular toilet cleaning, hand sanitising stations throughout the site, additional stewards, as well as staggered entry and exit times.
When the situation becomes clearer in the Spring, we will be in touch to offer you the opportunity to purchase your pod, if they are required.
By purchasing a ticket or attending one of our events you and your party members agree to adhere to the Covid 19 safety measures in place at the event. Anybody not adhering to the safety measures will be asked to leave the concert site.
- This is an open-air concert in the grounds of Burghley House
- Seating is not provided so do bring garden chairs and rugs
- Gazebo spaces are available on a first come first served basis at £20 per pitch, please book online (please note that the gazebo is not supplied)
- Please note that the performance will contain lasers and flashing lights
- Bag searches and trained search dogs will be in operation at the ticket checkpoints
- Glass, neat spirits, pets, garden flares, private barbecues and Chinese lanterns are not permitted
- The promoter reserves the right to modify the programme
- No online booking fees
- Box office closes and last entry 9:00pm
- Tickets cannot be exchanged, replaced if lost, nor money refunded
- Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult
- For all corporate hospitality enquiries, please call 01283 841601 for details
Burghley House
Peterborough
Stamford, PE9 3JY.
Burghley House is 1 mile from Stamford and 20 minutes north of Peterborough on A1.
From the South:
Take the Carpenters Lodge exit on the A1 signposted Burghley House
From the North
Follow the A1 south past Doncaster and Grantham
Approx. 30 mins south of Grantham you will reach the Stamford junctions labelled Carpenters Lodge and signposted to Burghley House.
Turn left to Stamford
Public Transport
Burghley's nearest station is Stamford, approx 1 mile from the entrance. This is either a pleasant 30 min walk taking you through the park or a short taxi drive. Stamford is a cross country link from the mainline from London to Edinburgh via Peterborough. For more information please visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.
Please follow the yellow directional signs which will direct you to the most appropriate entry gate.
Parking for the disabled will be close to the concert arena, a valid blue badge must be displayed. Disabled toilets are provided on the concert site. Please visit the Information Point for access to dedicated units.
Access to the car parks is from 6:00pm. The arena will be open from 6:00pm.
Yes
Parking Stewards will direct you to designated free parking areas within Burghley. Please do not park on public highways, grass verges or under trees.
No, overnight parking is not permitted at Burghley.
Vehicles dropping passengers at the event will be directed to the drop off point. If passengers are being collected the driver of the vehicle will be directed to the same point as they were dropped off. We suggest that all pick-ups are back by 10:30pm to avoid outgoing traffic at the end of the concert. Full drop off and pick up instructions will be added to the website prior to the event.
Yes...you are welcome to bring your own chairs, rugs and picnics if you like. Please be aware however, that for safety reasons you will not be permitted to position chairs or objects which could be hazardous within close proximity of the stage.
No. These are a danger to livestock and a severe fire risk for surrounding standing crops.
No glass will be permitted on site.
- You will be allowed to bring your own alcohol to a maximum of 75cl of wine or four cans of beer or cider or four cans of pre-mixed spirits per person. Wine boxes will be permitted if allocated across your party to the limits above.
- Neat spirits will not be permitted.
- All bags will be searched and excess quantities of alcohol will be confiscated.
Unfortunately there are no cash points within Burghley Estate and credit/debit cards cannot be used at the concessions and catering outlets or at the on-site box office, so it is suggested that you bring sufficient cash to cover your expected needs.
Toilet facilities are located on the concert site.
The greatest distance you will have to walk from any of the car parks is approximately 400m over parkland and roadways.
There is no camping onsite at Burghley.
Yes if you pre-book but they are only permitted on the perimeter of the site and should not be bigger than 3m x 3m. The pitches for gazebos are sold on a first come first serve basis. The cost of a gazebo pitch is £20.00 and does not include the gazebo.
Hand held umbrellas yes. To prevent obstructing the view of other concert-goers, please do not use umbrellas during the performance.
The taking of photographs for personal use is fine but there are restrictions on ‘professional' cameras being used. There is no objection to pocket digital cameras and mobile phone cameras. High-end 35mm cameras, usually with detachable lenses, would normally qualify as ‘professional' type equipment, and these will not be permitted.
No....the concert will go ahead come rain or shine.
We will email you and it will be announced on our website and social media channels.
Please give the Box Office a call on 01283 841601 and they will be able to help.
Tickets have been limited this year in case we have to implement social distancing measures. We have currently capped the audience at 5,000.
There will be plenty of room. All areas of the picnic and viewing area offer a good view of the stage, although you must bear in mind that people may choose to stand up in front of you.
Yes the House will be open to the public on the day of the event.
With the exception of dogs assisting the visually impaired, no animals of any kind are allowed in the concert site. Please do not leave your pets in your car.
Yes you are able to bring your own food and drink, including alcohol. Please note personal barbecues are not permitted. There will be a variety of food stalls on site if you would prefer not to bring a picnic (subject to current Goverment guidelines).
No glass will be permitted on site.
- You will be allowed to bring your own alcohol to a maximum of 75cl of wine or four cans of beer or cider or four cans of pre-mixed spirits per person. Wine boxes will be permitted if allocated across your party to the limits above.
- Neat spirits will not be permitted.
- All bags will be searched and excess quantities of alcohol will be confiscated.
Timings are subject to change and will be confirmed in the Spring:
6:00 pm – Car Park & Gates open
7:00 pm – Chill out DJ set
8:00 pm – Sundown set
9:00 pm – Interval
9:30 pm – Dance set and laser light show
10:45 pm - Concert finishes
No, but there will be a fantastic laser show throughout the second half.
There will be food stalls on site as well as a licensed bar, subject to Government guidelines. Please see “Catering” section.
Yes, as long as you are able to fully download the ticket PDF, and open it on the screen of your device, the scanners will be able to verify it. Please be aware however that mobile signal is limited at Burghley.
Yes, please call the office on 01283 841601 to discuss your requirements.
As the event is completely open air, there are no legal restrictions on smoking, with the exception of marquee structures such as the Concert Shop. However, we would encourage you to consider your fellow picnickers before lighting up, and dispose of cigarette ends with care.
Yes you can. Please email into info@revival-productions.co.uk with your photo which includes the shout-out message ready to show on the screen by 4pm on the Thursday before the concert. No shout outs will be allowed on the concert day.
We recommend bringing appropriate clothing for the weather, and warm clothes even in good weather as the temperature often drops as darkness falls. The concert area and car parks are well lit, but it can be useful to bring a torch to help pack up your things and find your car.
You can either call the box office on 01283 841601 or email your question to info@revival-productions.co.uk