Whether it be wind, rain or sunshine, there is always something for the family to do down here at Headingley Carnegie Stadium on a Leeds Carnegie match day. 
On Saturday you will find around the ground, table top games and sport stations including netball goals, penalty shoot out and target games. We even have some laser shooting in the café bar for those with an accurate eye. The Bassa Bassa Band are back once again to add to the fun and relaxed family atmosphere and face painters will be on hands to kids to mask the kids in whatever they wish.
The family theme continues through to our on pitch entertainment which sees tribute Abba tribute Act Planet Abba kick start the show with a performance of Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen and Waterloo. The Leeds Carnegie dance team and the Carnegie Challenger will join Planet Abba on the pitch to perform their rendition of waterloo so make sure you're in your seats to grove on down for this 70's spectacular. Next up we have a crowd favourite 'Opera Man' performing  Volare, Nessun Norma and World in Union before the team run to the sounds of thousands of cheering fans for this massive game against Leicester Tigers. 
We would like to pass on our thanks to the following suppliers of the match day entertainment:

Main Club Sponsors: Leeds Met
Table top games, Netball, penalty shoot out and target Games

Bassa Bassa Band
Leeds band Bassa Bassa, described as "merchants of musical mayhem" who are  enjoying their 15th  year of existence. In that time,  over 80 musicians have passed through the ranks of the band's brass and sax frontline rhythm section. Varying between 9 and 22 members the band over the years has appeared at Glastonbury and WOMAD, made trips to Brittany and Ireland, and featured in many street festivals including Leeds' regular summer Rhythms of The City. Founded by Sam Paechter and Rachel Richman in 1987, the band caught the rising wave of World Music, but have never been easy to pigeonhole who feature blasts of  jazz, latin, african, and funk with good-humoured stage presence of musicians.

Planet Abba
Planet Abba are leaders in the congested market of Abba tribute bands. Their invincible displays have wow'ed audiences around the globe. Their attention to detail is unsurpassed which is why they have received such acclaim for their authenticity to Abba. If you like what you hear on Saturday and want to discover more contact their agent Double Seven 0870 200 55 77 or via http://www.77entertainment.com.'/

John Innes
Known as 'The People's Tennor' John has been singing and performing professionally since 1997. He has become known throughout the country, entertaining town and city goers with his own blend of operatic arias, Neapolitan love songs and various songs from the big musicals. During 2003, john shot to fame taking the world of sport by storm and became as quoted in a national newspaper 'not only the voice of the people but now firmly the voice of sport following a string of powerful and patriotic performances at many of the top sporting finals.