Good Old-Fashion Fun at The Jive Aces’ Summertime Swing
An unforgettable afternoon at Saint Hill in the UK as The Jive Aces turned back the calendar to the fabulous days of swing.
It was a day of high-energy, nonstop dancing and irrepressible fun as The Jive Aces took to the stage for the 15th annual Summertime Swing. They were joined by guest performers Clare Teal, the Girls from Oz, Peter Donegan, Bamboozle and West End diva Cassidy Janson.
The weather was perfect as hundreds gathered on the grounds of Saint Hill for an afternoon of great family fun.
Renowned worldwide for their high-energy, spectacular showmanship, their viral video “Bring Me Sunshine,” their bright yellow suits, and for being the first live band to reach the final rounds of Britain’s Got Talent, The Jive Aces filled the afternoon with the vibrant melodies and catchy rhythms of days gone by. Everyone joined in for a spin around the dance floor.
There were classic cars on display, vintage clothing stalls, plenty of food and an entire afternoon of English sunshine.
Summertime Swing, an annual benefit concert, raised more than £25,000 this year for local charities. It is hosted by the Church of Scientology on the grounds of Saint Hill, the lush 59-acre estate that was the home of Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard in the 1960s. Surrounded by landscaped gardens, woodlands and lakes, Saint Hill is the perfect spot for a memorable afternoon for one and all.
Watch the Jive Aces on an episode of Meet a Scientologist on the Scientology Network.
The Scientology religion was founded by author and philosopher L. Ron Hubbard. The first Church of Scientology was formed in Los Angeles in 1954 and the religion has expanded to more than 11,000 Churches, Missions and affiliated groups, with millions of members in 167 countries.
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