The former Guitarist Young Guitarist of the Year winner will be appearing at three locations of Digital Village´s PRS Guitar Centres as part of an enticing promotion that´ll see a prize draw take place each night, with the winner being presented with a £250 voucher that can be spent on any PRS guitar.
Count us in and, in the meantime, here´s the full release with further details.
PRS Guitars will present Simon McBride live at DV with PRS at DV stores this October, as renowned guitarist Simon McBride appears in-store to wow fans at DV´s PRS Guitar Centres.
Taking place from the 13th to the 15th of October from 7.30pm onwards, each of these special evening performances will also see a prize draw in which a lucky attendee will win a £250 voucher that can be spent on any PRS guitar over the next six months at a DV store of their choice. Three vouchers are up for grabs, with a new prize draw taking place each night.
The events are an unmissable opportunity to hear Simon McBride demonstrate the skills that have made him one of the most respected guitarists in the UK. A one-time winner of Guitarist Magazine´s Young Guitarist of the Year title, the virtuoso rocker has carved an enviable career in the music industry, including a long stint as the lead guitarist with internationally acclaimed metal band Sweet Savage, and a forthcoming solo album. As a leading endorsee of both PRS and Hughes & Kettner amplification, Simon will be demonstrating how powerful a combination these two great brands are.
Even more impressive will be the appearance of the PRS Paul´s 28, an ultra-special edition instrument hand-built by Paul Reed Smith himself, of which only 28 have been made.
Attendees will also have a once-only opportunity to pick up incredible deals on a wide selection of Hughes & Kettner amps and PRS guitars, many of which will be fresh off-the-plane from the States, having been hand-selected by DV from the PRS Maryland facility.
Best of all is that entry to the events is completely free!
Simply pre-register by emailing Digital Village
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