King’s Lynn Festival Too begins on Saturday
Festival Too, King's Lynn. Picture: Ian Burt - Credit: Ian Burt
Singer Gabrielle, The Wonder Stuff and The Vamps are among the internationally-renowned artists featured in the two-week line-up of free live music.
Gabrielle is performing at this year's Festival Too in King's Lynn - Credit: Archant
The annual festival is now believed to be among the largest free music events in Europe and organisers are anticipating crowds of up to 15,000 people in the Tuesday Market Place area.
To begin, there will be street entertainment in King's Lynn throughout the day with live music at King's Staithe Square in the evening to set the scene for the rest of the festival.
Weather permitting, the plan is to end the first evening with a bang and have fireworks light the skies over the King's Lynn waterfront.
Bridget Nurse, chairman of the Festival Too organising committee, said: 'It will be great to have The Vamps in King's Lynn and we are expecting many of the band's fans to join us from all over the country so, for health and safety reasons, some people may be turned away if they arrive after the crowd limit of 15,000 has been reached.'
The Vamps are performing at this year's Festival Too in King's Lynn - Credit: Archant
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She added: 'Could I appeal for anyone who comes to see any of the bands or street entertainment this year for a donation in our Festival Too yellow buckets please? All of the money raised will go towards next year's programme.'
The committee are also launching another crowd funding initiative on Saturday.
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The line-up
Saturday, June 25: Street entertainment throughout the day; live music at King's Staithe Square from 8pm. Fairground rides, food stalls with Bear Club performing party covers. Also fireworks.
Friday, July 1: Tuesday Market Place from 7.30pm. Odyssey, Kym Mazelle, Phats & Small and others. After party at the King's Lynn Corn Exchange (Tickets £5).
Saturday, July 2: Tuesday Market Place from 6.30pm (in association with KLFM). The Vamps, New Hope Club, DJ Mark Malle and others.
Sunday, July 3: Tuesday Market Place from 12noon. Rebelation, Kingdom Keys, Jake Morrell and others with BBC introducing... The Bloodhound 1000mph speed record car will be on show.
Friday, July 8: Tuesday Market Place from 7.30pm. The Wonder Stuff, Aladdinsane (Bowie Tribute) and The Thinking Men.
Saturday, July 9: Tuesday Market Place from 6.30pm. Gabrielle, BB Diamond, Victoria and others.
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