ROCKIN LOU LOU IS BADLY INJURED IN A MOTORING ACCIDENT.

Entertainment

Contributor / 2012-07-08 15:35:52

Rockin Lou Lou on stage at a recent performance.

Jukebox Promotions have arranged a benefit night for Rockin Lou Lou (Louise) who, along with her father Ravin Rupert was injured in a recent accident. She is in Torrevieja hospital and may be there for some time with open fractures and bad leg damage. She will not be able to sing or work for a long time!

The benefit show will be on Sunday 29th July at Viloriens Restaurant in... Rojales at 8-30pm (seating at 8-00pm). Tickets are just 5 Euros

There will be a couple of great fund raising competitions on the night. Viloriens have offered a very high quality meal with Cava prize along with a great menu del dia prize to - both for two people and Jukebox Promotions have added two free tickets to one of their Elvis 35th Anniversary tour events in August. This is just one ...of the great things happening and ALL proceeds will go to the benefit (including net ticket money).

The following acts have kindly offered to perform on the night and we thank them very much for helping a "stricken colleague" in times of need. Andy Jones, Red Strokes, Ravin Rupert (Louise Dad who was also injured in the accident), Tony Kelly and Jukebox Legends. Other acts may join the show and it's going to be a fantastic night at this fantastic restaurant court yard so please book now as tickets are limited. Tickets at the venue or call 695135134. See a poster of the show at www.jukeboxpromotions.co.uk

Viloriens will also have a fantastic pre-show meal deal on offer at just 14.95€ for four courses plus a glass of wine inclusive for this show. This will be at 7-00pm for those that want to book it. Talk to the venue to book this deal on 966712263

Peter Day, from Jukebox Legends says "This was a particularly bad accident and Louise will be out of action for at least a year. Rupert has lesser injuries but has been badly bruised and cut. We are only to happy to arrange this benefit night for Louise and hope that the public will come along and support it as so many of the top local acts have"