Gatcombe Park, 27th June 2009

[dazza]

Hi Everyone,

The girls will be performing as guests for Katherine Jenkins at Gatcombe Park in Gloucesteshire on Saturday 27th June.

This concert has been confirmed by the TCB Group and has now been added to the Concert Schedule.

You can book tickets for this concert here

Dazza

[keithp]

Apologies for the slow posting but it has been a busy few days.

I went to Gatcombe on Saturday. It was a glorious day (much better than 2 weeks previous at Delamere). I was just getting out of the car having parked up around 4pm (gates due to open at 5.30) and I heard this magical sound that was familiar, the Angels were doing their soundcheck. I heard them perform 4 numbers so heard most of their set for the evening twice over
The show was stunning again, with the girls looking and sounding fantastic. They really seem to be loving the summer shows they have done with Katherine.
The dresses were those they wore at Delamere (I will try to sort out some images but I had security stop me using my proper camera in the middle of Katherine's 2nd set).
I met the Angels again in the interval so this time I got the covers of both albums signed.
Looking forward to the new album.
Must work out when I can see them live again very soon

[dazza]

Hi Everyone,

Thanks to Daisy's mum Alice for pointing out this article to me from Crackerjack Gloucesteshire

Katherine Jenkins and All Angels - Gatcombe Park



For Daisy Chute, performing at Gatcombe Park on June 27 will be something of a homecoming.

Not that the 19-year-old member of classical supergroup All Angels grew up at the royal residence.

But she did spend a lot of time in Gloucestershire when she was young as her grandparents lived in Bibury.

“My mother is American but my father is from Gloucestershire so I’m quite familiar with the county,” she says.

So she’s looking forward to returning when All Angels support Katherine Jenkins at Gatcombe this weekend.

“It’s a stunning venue to be performing at and it’s great for us to be sharing the stage with someone with such a reputation,” she says.

“I wish we could sing with her but there just hasn’t been time to organise it.

“By putting us on separately though there will be a good balance to the programme.”

All Angels signed to the Decca label in 2006 and have gone on to sell over 500,000 copies of their albums.

Their self-titled debut release became the fastest selling classical album when it was put out three years ago.

Daisy, Charlotte, Laura and Melanie were performing for the Queen while they were still studying for their A-levels.

“Three of us are at university now and Laura is on a gap year,” says Daisy who is studying on London.

Having met the Queen at least three times, performing at the royal estate doesn’t add any extra pressure for the group.

But Daisy is conscious of the size of the audience that she is likely to be performing in front of tomorrow.

“We have sung at Twickenham for the rugby and at Wembley for an England football match,” she explains.

“That was in front of 80,000 people in the stadium and millions on television but once you’re singing you relax and don’t think about all of that.

“This will be different thought because the audience are there for the music so will be listening much more intently.

“It adds some excitement for me but as soon as I start singing I know I’ll be comfortable.”

Daniel Pountney

Dazza

[Steve]

Thanks Alice & dazza

Steve :applaud: