BEN Ball show stopper: Can you guess who it is yet?

BEN BALL
BEN puts the sparkle into Christmas

TV favourite, artist and musician extraordinaire Rolf Harris is the latest addition to the line-up for the 75th Annual BEN Ball.

The event will take place at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel on Wednesday, December 16, 2009.

Rolf and his band will be performing classics from his nearly 60-year long career such as Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport and Two Little Boys.

Charles Davies, BEN’s director of fundraising and communications, encouraged the aftermarket to join the festivities and help raise some cash for the charity at the same time.

He said: “The BEN Ball is traditionally the most exciting event in the automotive calendar, allowing people from all sectors of the industry to come together and support their own charity.

“The addition of Rolf to the line-up is incredibly exciting and I’m sure that everyone will enjoy a night of top entertainment and classic songs!

“BEN and the industry it supports have had a tough year and we’re determined to put a smile on everybody’s faces as we welcome the festive season.”

Published by emmabutcher

Emma has been CAT's editor since January 2008. There isn't much she doesn't know about the aftermarket - and her favourite topic is definitely BER!

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