Rachel Stevens for 2023 I guess. I am THRILLED with this lineup though. Saturday especially is incredible.
Agnes at half 4 in the afternoon in a park full of chatty gays is not quite the fantasy I had for experiencing this album live, but I'll take it.
Five (with three members) and Five Star (with one member) right next to each other did make me laugh. Our very own @ladylloyd is there! Do the concerts run all day? I'd like to see quite a few of these (Anastacia, Foxes, Jamelia, Sam Fox, the Babes, Jessie, Dame Kim, Louise, Self Esteem), but it's a much more appealing prospect if I could do sightseeing in the morning/early afternoon rather than spending all day at the festival.
It does start early, like 3:30 or 4:00 as per UK day festivals. Which means some acts will also clash. I have Primavera that weekend - which has no where near this good a line up dd - but not sure I can bother with the fifty PCR tests and rules and regulations (on top of changing flights). Maybe.
Thanks! That's actually not bad - it would still give me time to hit one museum or palace beforehand each day. I'm trying to keep my plans to a week in London and a week in Paris, so that's workable.
Doesn't it usually start before 2? I need to go next year and actually have a good time, I royally fucked it up for myself this year and pretty much had a shit day. Loved seeing Gabrielle though.
There’s early admission tickets which say you have to be in before 2pm. I expect @Vasilios is right and it’ll be more like 3-4ish especially with it being over 2 days now.
This year Becky Hill was on at 2pm/2.30pm, I think she might have been first so I imagine next year will be the same.
Yeah the earliest acts start at like 2pm Flashback to confidence man playing a crowd of about 50 fjdjdj
