We're really excited to let you know some more plans for the BigChurchDayOut in 2011. Appearing on the Main Stage is what we believe is the most exciting line up yet at the BigChurchDayOut.
On both days there'll be the David Crowder Band, the Newsboys, Chris Tomlin, Toby Mac, Israel Houghton and Matt Redman. It promises to be an incredible day as thousands gather together to worship in such beautiful surroundings.
A brand new BigChurchDayOut website has been launched too, featuring the new promo video for 2011 and there are plenty of photos from the last two years to look at as
well.
Tickets for 2011 are now on sale. Those deciding to come for two days will find there's even greater value than before, and groups with more than 41 people everyone can camp for free!! With more than ever packed in the programme in 2011, it will be almost impossible to take everything in if you're only there for one day.
Prices vary so check here for more details: www.bigchurchdayout.com/tickets
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