Experience pure adrenalin on one of the most dramatic and exhilarating events in the country. You will fly through the air over 1000ft on your descent

Help raise awareness for Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS) by entering this fantastic event. All money will go towards the newly formed VSF (Vital Sounds Foundation) and will grant you FREE entry into the 2010 Jedi Music Festival.

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Come fly with us …

If you like your fundraising served with a shot of pure adrenalin, then the zipwire is for you. Experience the heady feeling as you’re harnessed to the steel wire at 140ft. Then feel the rush as you swoop down 1000ft of slide, gathering speeds of upto 40mph as you hurdle towards the ground. The thrilling flight is over within 60 seconds – but you’ll get a lasting buzz from knowing you’ve helped to save somebody’s life!! Zip across Victoria Park, home of the Southport Flower Show and get a great view of Southport as you reach the top and begin your descent to the ground. You don’t need any experience to try the zip slide, and with our team of highly skilled instructors you can rest assured that you’re in safe hands. Are you ready for lift off?

How to Enter

Your £10 per person entry fee secures your place and is non-refundable. This will ensure that more of the sponsor money you raise will support our lifesaving work. No previous experience is required but for safety reasons all participants must be aged 13 years or over and weigh less than 17st. Places on this event are strictly limited so book yours now to avoid disappointment.

Wendy Leyland – (07708961242) or
Mark Cunningham – (07973423321)
or get in touch by email on info@jedimusicfestival.com

Graffiti Wall – WIN £250

The Festival are inviting ALL Schools, Colleges, Universities and Youth Groups with teams of 4 to enter our “Street Art/Graffiti Wall” competition kindly sponsored by Willow Catering. All applications should be emailed to info@jedimusicfestival.com and include a 250 word statement on how they would use the £250 prize money.

Two of Dune 107.9’s personalities – Dave “The Mighty” Quinn & “Tiny” Trevor Ford will be the compeers’ for this year’s festival. Here is a little more about the duo:

Dave Quinn

Where do I start ? I started my DJ career back in the 70s at Southport YMCA working with a local DJ, Derek Johnson, as his roadie. When he packed in I took over as DJ at the YMCA starting up Galaxy Disco with an old mate,Kevin Willis. Then Kevin found his lovely wife and I took Galaxy Disco to the next level doing weddings, twenty-firsts and similar, also pubs and nightclubs all over Merseyside.

Trevor and I have known each other for many, many years and worked with many Celebes such as Ronnie O’Sullivan, Steven Hendry, John Higgins, Ronnie Corbett and Russell Watson, to name but a few.

I have taken many jobs over the years from long distance heavy goods driver to car sprayer but always kept up the DJ work. We was on all the RSLs for Dune FM. My loves are my family, snooker, fishing, and Manchester Utd, Oh! And of course my radio work and the comparing I do now and then.

I started my current business back in 1992 and now have over 400 full time staff. I have a lovely family who are my life, MY best advice I can give anyone – as I always tell Trevor – is NEVER try to make a comeback if you’ve never been anywhere!

Trevor Ford

I joined Galaxy Disco as a roadie in the 80s id like to say I learned my trade from the best but he will only get big headed.then on it was in my blood to become an entertainer. When I reached 18 I was off to see the sights and become a blue coat on holiday parks, this continued for a few years and had the pleasure of being coached by Robbie Williams father Pete.

Unlike Dave I’m an Evertonian but I often go to old Trafford as Dave’s guest and I like the Pies lol. We are really happy to return to Dune 107.9 proving it really is a local station. The Mighty and I where born and bred in Sunny Southport and have known each other for over 25 yrs. We believe in having a good time and making people smile.

LFC.TV were kind enough to record the entire fundraiser which took place at The Vincent Hotel, and they even posted details on the club’s official website. A massive plus to serve the very purpose of the festival, and that’s raising awareness of sudden adult death syndrome (SADS) which effects a minimum of 12 fit and healthy people every week.

Alan & Mark were absolutely fantastic at entertaining the crowd, and we were delighted to have them come along. And of course a very special thank you to all who joined us on the evening, especially to those who donated so kindly to our newly found charity – “Vital Sounds Foundation”.

A special thanks to Adam King

This fantastic video was captured, edited and compiled by Adam King. It gives you some great insight into what to expect of the festival, and the quality of the music it provides. We are striving to make sure the JMF 2010 is even better than the last, and with the things we have lined up, I’m sure it will be. Stay tuned for further updates!