The line-up for Nottingham’s biggest music festival has been announced with an eclectic mix of artists.
The Human League, UB40 and The Darkness will join Jess Glynne at Splendour in July.
George Akins, owner or organisers DHP Family, said: “We’re delighted to bring bands that have contributed so much to the musical heritage in this country.
“Once again, we’re confident that our mix of music legends along with some of the hottest artists of the moment will make it a winning day out for everyone, whatever their age or musical taste.”
Splendour will take place on Saturday 23 July at Wollaton Park with tickets available from its website and children under 11 once again getting in for free.
The festival will also feature appearances from the likes of Jamie Lawson, The Fratellis and The Rifles.
There will also be an appearance from the winners of a Nusic competition to find local talent.
Previous headliners have included Jake Bugg, Kate Nash, Madness, Scissor Sisters and Dizeee Rascal.
Councillor Dave Trimble, portfolio holder for leisure and culture at Nottingham City Council, said: “We’re pleased to announce a great
line-up for Splendour Festival that I think Nottingham people will love.
“Splendour really is the highlight of the summer and with acts like Jess Glynne, The Human League, UB40 and The Darkness, tickets are sure to sell fast. Splendour truly offers something for all tastes in music, and with the comedy stage and kids’ area it’s a really fun family day out.”
