She says there will be a temporary arena.
Dave Withey, Arena Group UK & Europe sales and marketing director, explained: “Kent County Showground and the other outdoor venues on the tour are completely flat locations, without any existing seating or infrastructure.
“We’ve worked with Marshall Arts on more Elton John tours than we can count. He always likes to take his music to venues and locations that are stereotypically off the main touring circuit, which is fantastic for his fans but means more investment into infrastructure to create the right atmosphere.
“Using temporary seating to create an arena bowl makes the most of the space and gives a more enclosed, personal feel for both Elton John and his audience. Tiered, temporary seating allows event organisers to choose virtually any location or open space.”
As well as the temporary concert seating, Arena Seating designed and built the 80-capacity access viewing platform, to ensure the whole crowd could benefit from excellent sight lines at the show.
Despite the bad weather, the first install went smoothly, and Arena was soon onsite at the next outdoor venue, Eirias Stadium in Colwyn Bay. Other spots the company built at were Kingsholm Stadium in Gloucester; Banks Stadium in Walsall; Westmorland Country Showground near Kendal, and the AECC Aberdeen.
Hannah Viney, who does PR and marketing for Arena, told Eltonjohnworld.com that she will be attending the star’s Longleat event on June 12. So photos and information about Elton’s 2016 UK tour will be available at Arena‘s Web site around this time.
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