Bulmers Carnival Night returns next Thursday, July 18, as part of the Live at Leopardstown series. Stomptown Brass are set to perform on the night, as the Dublin racecourse transforms into a New Orleans-inspired carnival.

Stomptown Brass has emerged as one of the most unique acts in Ireland, performing their blend of funk and blues with a raucous cacophony of powerful driving rhythms. Making the most of their impressive line-up (two drummers, two trombones, two trumpets, one saxophone and one big dirty tuba), Stomptown Brass are an original, supercharged, energy driven band, taking the brass tradition and completely turning it on its head.

During the Mardi Gras-flavoured evening, Stomptown Brass play 'flash mob' style in between races, alongside Rio carnival characters walking amongst the crowds and street theatre performances featuring Horrid Helga’s Victorian Circus.

Still to play at Bulmers Live at Leopardstown are Something Happens (July 25), with UK chart-topping legends Bay City Rollers (August 8) and All Saints (August 15).

The live performances will be preceded by an excellent card of racing and a wide selection of ticket options, from the great value ‘Summer Sizzler’, which at €33 includes admission to the racing and concert, Bulmers (or soft) drink, €10 festival food voucher and €5 tote bet, to The Pavilion Party - a reserved table in the Pavilion or The Panoramic Suite; with views overlooking the finishing straight, where you can enjoy banqueting buffet style dining for only €70.

Leopardstown Racecourse is only 20 minutes from Dublin City Centre on the Luas Green line, with dedicated shuttle buses running from the Sandyford stop and the Blackrock Dart Station. Leopardstown is located off exit 14 or exit 15 on the M50 southbound or exit 15, M50 Northbound. Ample FREE parking is available onsite. For Tickets and hospitality options - go to www.leopardstown.comor call the Leopardstown ticketline on 01 289 0500. There are also discounts for advance group bookings available online.

Advance Entrance Ticket Price is €17, with Entrance Tickets at €20 on the day.