From an early noughties pop group to rock bands, there is something for everyone in the Festival Too 2023 line-up.
The annual event, organised by volunteers, is now in its 39th year and there will be free live music and entertainment in King's Lynn over three weeks.
WEEK ONE - SATURDAY, JUNE 24 AND SUNDAY, JUNE 25 (King's Staithe Square)
The fun will begin with a fireworks display and music from The Rick Parfitt Jnr Band on Saturday.
On Sunday will be an afternoon of local live music from Rock Choir, Sister Act, Georgia & Maddie Dawson, The Coots, Big Summer Blowout and Bear Club.
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WEEK TWO - FRIDAY, JUNE 30 and SATURDAY, JULY 1 (Tuesday Market Place)
On Friday, there will be a Back in the Day evening hosted by DJ Mark Purdy, with live music from The Soft Tone Needles and Lindy Layton of Beats International.
The evening rounds off with Neville Staple, the frontman of The Specials, and his band.
An after party starts at The Dukes Head from 10.30pm, with tickets £7.50 (available through Alive Corn Exchange).
On July 1, the evening starts with a performance from musicians at the College of West Anglia and DJ L.I.A.M.
Also performing are D:Ream, best known for number one hit Things Can Only Get Better, and Liberty X, with original members Michelle Heaton, Kelli Young and Jessica Taylor.
The Saturday headliner is chart-topping producer, singer and rapper Example.
WEEK THREE - FRIDAY, JULY 7 and SATURDAY, JULY 8 (TUESDAY MARKET PLACE)
Friday night will kick off with the band Slender Pins and the headliner is From The Jam, with original bassist Bruce Foxton.
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On Saturday is the festival finale, starting with the Springwood High School Band and the showcase winner.
Then will be indie rockers The Extons followed by singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner.
The headliner is Feeder, whose hits include Just the Way I’m Feeling, Come Back Around and Buck Rogers.
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