Manchester Guitar Show
Wednesday 13th of April 2011 10:55:48 AM
By: Richard Flynn
North West Guitar Shows return with their Manchester event on 15th May
On Sunday 15 May, Haydock Park Racecourse Exhibition Centre will be buzzing with dealers and exhibitors including Gibson, Peavey, Bose, Patrick Eggle and Vigier, all gathered for the biggest Northern Guitar Show to date.
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As well as all the usual bumper deals there'll be a free appraisal service for guitars and amps and a killer line-up of live music on stage including ex-Whitesnake guitarist Bernie Marsden, the Mitch Laddie Band, some tidy blues-rock from Snakewater (featuring up and coming six-string wonder Bobby Grant), a Roland/Boss demo from Alex Hutchings and some acoustic brilliance from Chris Woods.
Members of the Guitar & Bass magazine team will also be on site too!
Tickets cost £6, and there's free parking too!
Call 01925 813185 or visit www.guitarshows.co.uk/manchester.htm
As well as all the usual bumper deals there'll be a free appraisal service for guitars and amps and a killer line-up of live music on stage including ex-Whitesnake guitarist Bernie Marsden, the Mitch Laddie Band, some tidy blues-rock from Snakewater (featuring up and coming six-string wonder Bobby Grant), a Roland/Boss demo from Alex Hutchings and some acoustic brilliance from Chris Woods.
Members of the Guitar & Bass magazine team will also be on site too!
Tickets cost £6, and there's free parking too!
Call 01925 813185 or visit www.guitarshows.co.uk/manchester.htm
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