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Tom Jones was very good however the same couldn't be said for the organisers. The overall set up was too crammed with the two main beer tents littered with many folding chairs in-between leaving hardly any space to get from one side to the other. Also most events I have been to have had the common sense to have more than one beer tap, and to constantly be pouring pints instead of waiting for orders which just slowed down the orders. This lead to a very hostile atmosphere within the beer tent with customers feeling very annoyed at waiting for staff to process their orders. When the event lost power it left a unsafe environment for people to try and navigate out of the venue due to the lack of lighting, high amount of people combined with uneven ground. This lead to people falling over and injuring themselves. I for one will not even think about attending another event at this location, and certainly wouldn't recommend it to any of my friends or work colleagues 

Review of Tom Jones Live in Concert 

Concert was abandoned after 40minutes of Tom being on stage due to equipment failure! 

Shambles concert ended early due to generators not working. People were herded into a pen like cattle no room to move. Difficult to find your way out to use other facilities and difficult to find your way back. Queues of over a hour for food and drink purchases.

Tom Jones brilliant on stage for the 45 mins he was on. 45 mins late to appear due to power failure, 45 mins cut short due to...yes another power failure.
Support acts were good for 30 mins each but far too long between them from 4:00p.m. that we were there for. No other entertainment between acts - surely Smooth radio as hosts could have had some music on!!!
Not allowed to sit on chairs at the front of the field - really didn't expect to pay £50 per ticket to sit on the grass.
Bar ran out of draft beers at various times throughout the evening from 7:00p.m. onwards and £4.00 for a coke sized can of cider was a damn disgrace!
Overall a rip-off event and EVERY single person should have their money refunded!!!

Bad experience, ran out of food after queuing for up to 1.5 hours, ran out of larger at 9pm after queuing for 1hour at the bar. venue too narrow resulting being right at the back. did not see anything. electric went off several times. then festival was abundant at 10.30pm. 
 

Sad to report the most unorganised concert ever what a fiasco !  Cannot believe how dangerous it was.  Sir Tom was great what we saw.

well where do I start!!! Looking forward to the concert as I had previously been to concerts at the pastures in front of the castle before. When I booked the tickets and printed them off , no where did it state on the ticket that no food or drink were permitted previous concerts you were encouraged to bring a picnic.There was a lack of vendors selling food and drink so there were long lengthy queues. The searching of bags etc before you were permitted in to the area was unnessary and it added to again lengthy queues. Gates were to close at 7pm I was just at the gate at this time and there was a very long que behind me and come 7pm these people were just let in with no searcing. The area where 7500 people could watch was too small, no provision was made for disabled to see the stage and there were no big screens to be able to see Tom or his guests. sound was not loud enough for people at the back to hear. 2 power cuts, a delayed start. On exiting no lighting was provided to guide people out over a well cow 'pooped' field. I, along with thousands of others were left frustrated and irritated that we only got to listen to Sir Tom for 45ish minutes!!!!! I feel sorry for Sir Tom Jones and along with the crowd, feel very let down by the whole fiasco of the evening. A complete waste of my hard earned cash.

Venue normally great, food vans and beer tents to close not enough room between to enjoy the show. No big screens , could'nt hear at the bac.

Unfortunately I have to say that it was hugely disappointing. It was an evening of waiting, first to get in as people were being checked to see if they had food or drink, then to try and buy a drink which was almost impossible, then waiting for sir Tom himself. Problems with the lights to begin with and then the fiasco with the light failure causing an abrupt end to the performance. Tom while on stage was good as always. I think it it a big mistake not to allow people to bring their own picnics. We were lucky it was a pleasant evening for had it been raining it would have been unbearable.as for the lights! Surely by now they should know what power they need!also the sound wasn't good. We couldn't hear everything that Tom said and some people came from the back to stand beside us as they said they could hardly hear at the back of the crowd. Such a shame when we were all so excited about Tom coming north.

No problem with skiddle what's so ever. 
Not a very good experience at the venue I'm afraid. On top of the ticket prices we had to pay £3 to park in an unlit field. The crowd was penned in like a herd of cattle. We had to wait 1.5hrs to get served at the bar. There were only 4 food vans to choose from and considering you weren't allowed to bring in food or drink, there wasn't a lot of choice and was over priced. 
The warm up bands were good but not gwhat you'd expect for a warm up band to Tom Jones. Tom was 30-40 mins late due to a power failure. When he did come on he was amazing, although the acoustics weren't the best. 50 mins later the music went off again and Tom walked off the stage. 5 mins later the band started packing up. Then an announcement that due to a local power failure, that was the end of the concert. Incedently,  The castle lights and local lights were still shining brightly. No apologies from Tom or Tom even trying to entertain the crowd. 
I'm very disappointed that I spent all that money and travelled over 150 miles to see him for 50 minutes. I will be seeking a refund.

Tom Jones was absolutely top notch, its just a pity the concert was cut short because of technical problems

Very disappointed in the whole organization and running of the event as security and marshalling was understaffed and chaotic. The most disappointing aspect was the event being cancelled part way through because of a power failure which had happened twice before the concert began and had not been rectified.

Review of Jocelyn Brown Live in Concert

UB40 were fantastic, but would agree  with other reviews, 40 minutes waiting  in the freezing cold even though we had purchased advanced tickets through skiddle was No FUN!
But the Music was  fantastic, the Venue very good, atmosphere excellent but the  admission / entry to event was absolutely bollocks

UB40 in Middleabrough  @ the Venue  :)

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