Open-air proms are set to return to one of Kent's gardens this summer.

The Proms Spectacular with live music will be held at Hole Park Gardens in Rolvenden after the government announced live performances outdoors would be allowed as lockdown restrictions are further eased.

Tickets, which are on sale now, will be limited to 4,000 per event and social distancing will be in place, with promenaders able to sit in their own groups, with a 2m distance between them and other groups.

Staged by Bel Events they will feature the London Orion Orchestra with tribute band UK Queen also performing.

On Sunday, August 30, UK Queen will perform Queen’s top hits with top musicians. Fronted by Alexander Koronka as Freddie Mercury, the band will create a musical experience which often includes classical quartets or top sopranos to deliver songs such as Barcelona.

Also returning by popular demand will be Sussex three piece cover band The Low Down, whose repertoire includes songs from the 60s through to the 2010s.

On Saturday, August 29 the proms evening will start with a spitfire display accompanied by well-known wartime themes, followed by a classical concert with favourite including the 1812 Overture, the Hornpipe, Land of Hope & Glory, Rule Britannia and Jerusalem along with a host of classical pieces.

The proms event will also feature opera singer Nicky Spence and mezzo soprano Claire Presland.

There will be a firework display to music and the end of the evening.

Food and drink will be available to buy on site.

Tickets are £40 for the proms and £30 for UK Queen. The Queen date was moved from the Friday due to a bad weather forecast. Book at belevents.co.uk

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