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Daily Mirror
06-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
All the Pride parades happening across the UK this summer
Cities and towns across the UK will be taking it in turns to celebrate Pride this summer with dozens of parades and events planned over the coming months While June is officially Pride Month, many cities and towns will be hosting their Pride events and parades over the summer - and they can range from small-scale marches to huge affairs with celebrity performers. Pride celebrations honour the LGBTQ+ community and bring together people from across the UK. Parades are a Pride staple, and consist of individuals marching together with floats made by community groups, charities, and companies. Let's take a look at the Pride parades set to take place over the coming months, including the full list of events on this summer... London London Pride will be held on July 5th and will be welcoming headline act Chaka Khan onto the Trafalgar Square stage. There will be more than 100 artists performing around central London on six different stages, including Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, Golden Square, Soho Square, Dean Street, and a Family Stage. The Parade, set to start at 12pm and finish at 6pm, will run from Hyde Park Corner, through Piccadilly Circus, down to Trafalgar Square, before finishing at Whitehall Place. More than 500 groups will be taking part, making a total of 33,000 participants led by the Mayor of London. Bristol Bristol Pride will welcome more than 200 performers across five stages on The Downs, including Allie X, Kim Wilde, Cascada, and Brooke Lynn Hytes on July 12th. The walking parade will meet at 10am from the Bandstand end of Castle Park before setting off at 10.45am. The two-mile route will take about an hour to complete and will end at the Amphitheatre. For more stories like this subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The Weekly Gulp, for a curated roundup of trending stories, poignant interviews, and viral lifestyle picks from The Mirror's Audience U35 team delivered straight to your inbox. Glasgow Glasgow Pride will be held on the outdoor stage at Glasgow Barrowlands on July 19th and performers include Katie Price, Kelly Llorena, Subwoolfer and Karen Dunbar. It will be hosted by Bev Lyons and Miss Bella Houston and other acts set to perform are Roisin McCarney, Lee Cammy and Just the Brave. Parade participants are set to meet at Kelvingrove Park at 10am if part of a registered group, and 11am if not required to register. The parade will move through Glasgow City Centre down Sauchiehall Street, through the Merchant City, and towards Barrowland Park. Brighton Brighton Pride welcomes more than 300,000 people to the city's streets for the Parade which will take place on Saturday August 2nd and the theme will be 'Ravishing Rage'. There will also be the Pride on the Park event, supported by Hayu, on August 2nd and 3rd with performances from Mariah Carey, Sugababes, Fatboy Slim, Confidence Man, Loreen, Will Young, Natalie Imbruglia, Ashnikko, Slater, Sister Sledge, and Ultra Nate, among others. The Pride Street Party will also take place on the weekend with multiple stages and areas as well as bars and food. Artists performing include Danny Beard, Sonia, Freemasons, Tayce, Jaguar, Chico, and more. Manchester Manchester Pride is held between August 15th and 25th this year and will feature a host of events including Mardi Gras, Gay Village Party, Candlelit Vigil, The Rally, Superbia, Family Pride MCR, and Youth Pride MCR. The parade will be on August 23rd and is set to start at midday. The exact route is yet to be announced, but it will weave its way through the city centre and typically runs all afternoon. The theme this year is 'Love', which has 'long been a source of strength and resilience for LGBTQ+ people', the event explains. 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News.com.au
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Spray tan, teased hair and warm Red Bull: Remember when clubbing was fun?
Step back to a simpler time when Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights were for clubbing with your mates. Something to look forward to all week. The Presets and Cascada got us on the sticky d-floor and no one knew what a vape was. The heady mix of jagermeister, Polo Blue, JLo Glow and cigarette smoke hung in the air. A vodka Red Bull cost less than a tenner (you might even get two), sneakers were a fashion faux pas, concealer doubled as lipstick and applying a coat of Airbrush Legs was a necessary pre-party ritual. These were the golden days – or nights – of clubbing. Looking back at the Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights of the eighties, nineties and noughties is a sweet hit of nostalgia. Phriction at Penrith, Fanny's in Newcastle, Club Troppo on the Central Coast and the North Gong Hote l in the Illawarra were among the most popular spots and the most popular person apart from the DJ was the club photographer. Duck face, the awkward lean, peace signs and glowing red eyes were plentiful – this was pre-iPhone, so no filters. Newcastle institution Fanny's was a nineties paradise with revellers rocking their high-waisted jeans and bleached surfer locks before the noughties' tweezed eyebrows, side fringes and graphic tees took over. It was a hot spot for great music – Cold Chisel even played there in the nineties – and 'Best party place ever! If you didn't have a good time there, you weren't trying,' one regular recalled. Down the coast, Club Troppo not only brought in the locals but attracted townies too with lines snaking down the main drag at Gosford. It was renowned for great music and cheap drinks, with a former clubgoer lamenting: 'What has happened to our society where we can no longer have fun at a nightclub (they're mostly gone) let alone afford a bloody drink at one!' Redditors recall drinking $2 house wine and grenadine and NewsLocal reported that in the 2000s Red Bull and Carlton were popular with thousands selling every night. To the west in Penrith, guest DJs like Havana Brown spun Taio Cruz's Dynamite as youngsters sipped Smirnoff Ice. Patrons borrowed their looks from shows like The Hills and Jersey Shore – heavy-handed bronzer, black box-dyed hair, Madonna piercings, an addiction to hair gel – topped off with a fresh new fit from Glue. The boys wore spray-on jeans and shirts from Industrie and Goliath. Girls' dresses were cobalt, tangerine, aqua and fuchsia. A statement necklace, Diva headband and high, high Tony Bianco heels completed the look. If you have bunions in your mid-30s, then clubbing is most certainly to blame. Further south the North Gong Hotel was a little more chill with tanned, smiling uni students and professionals enjoying a knock-off beer in jeans, hoodies and beanies for the winter months. 'Makes me happy and sad. Happy that this was my heyday and it was awesome,' a former reveller remarked.
Yahoo
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Talented performers from Bolton to appear alongside Cascada and other big names TODAY
The start of summer can only mean one thing - it is officially festival season! And young stars in Bolton will be appearing alongside some huge acts today as they perform at Irlam Live Festival today. The performers are from Bolton's Taylor's Theatre Academy and will be on the main stage. (Image: Taylor'sTheatre Academy) The line-up includes Cascada, The Blackout Crew and N-Force, all performing today. READ MORE: Taylor's Theatre Academy student's chance to fulfil her dream Taylor's Theatre Academy moves home to a new studio Former Smithills School pupil studies at Liverpool Theatre School Stacy Taylor from the performing art school said: "This is such a huge opportunity for the students and they can't wait to perform in front of thousands of people. "Taylor's Theatre Academy will be performing a piece titled 'VOGUE'….. which features hits from the current UK top 40. "Our students have worked so hard on the build-up to Irlam Live, practising every week for the last five-months. "We can't wait to be on the same stage as these huge artists. "We love that at Taylor's Theatre Academy we are being invited to perform at these big events, and we feel very honoured to have been asked to appear for the third year running." She added: "On the second stage we also have some of our up and coming vocalists, Layla-Jane Razaghi-Markland, Ellie-Mai Oldham an Maya Wright. "Who will be performing 10-minute sets. We can't wait to dance away in the tent whilst watching them perform. "All the teachers at Taylor's are so proud of the team. They have been so dedicated to making this performance fabulous, and we are really excited for them all!"
Press and Journal
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Press and Journal
Warning to Clubland fans over BANNED glowsticks: All you need to know ahead of P&J Live show
Excited dancers and ravers may have to rethink their accessories for Friday nights Clubland event in Aberdeen. Ahead of the show, P&J Live has reminded ticketholders that glowsticks are banned from the arena. Glowsticks are outlawed at the venue, but for this particular event, organisers have warned visitors any glowsticks brought along will be confiscated. Iconic dance acts, including Basshunter and Cascada, will take to the stage to perform their biggest tracks at the Aberdeen stop of the tour. Take a look back at last year's event here. Will you be attending the show? Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson. When does the show start and end? Doors open for the event at 6pm, and the show kicks off at 7pm. P&J Live has reminded ticketholders to be logged into their Ticketmaster or AXS app with their tickets open upon arrival. The show ends at 10.30pm, with an 11pm curfew. Those hoping to park near the venue are encouraged to arrive early and can park at the surface car park or the sub-T underground car park. All parking, including accessible spaces, are charged at the standard tariff rates. Cascada will take to the stage. Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson Tickets still available The full lineup for the show is Basshunter, Ben Nicky, Cascada, Darren Styles, Flip N Fill, Karen Parry, Kelly Llorenna, and Ultrabeat. Tickets are still available and can be purchased here. Last years event wowed those in attendance. Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson. Under-14s cannot purchase standing tickets, and instead must be in the seated area with an adult over the age of 18. Under-16s are permitted into the standing area if they are accompanied by an over-18. Prohibited items Alongside glowsticks, large bags, backpacks of any kind, and umbrellas are not permitted. Food and drink purchased from outside the venue are not allowed to be taken inside. The crowds will be out in Aberdeen this Friday. Image: Darrell Benns/DC Thomson. Free water is available from coolers across the venue. Kiosks and bars will be put in place to serve refreshments, food and snacks. Fans can also pick up merchandise, which will be available on the ground floor concourse.
Scottish Sun
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
‘It was a shambles', rage angry fans after they were left queuing for Glasgow gig for TWO hours
FAN FURY 'It was a shambles', rage angry fans after they were left queuing for Glasgow gig for TWO hours Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FURIOUS concertgoers who were left queuing for hours before a gig at Glasgow's Hydro last night have blasted venue bosses - claiming they 'couldn't organise a p*** up in a brewery'. Thousands of dance music fans flocked to the OVO arena on Sunday evening for the Bank Holiday Clubland Live show which was billed as 'The Biggest Night of Your Life'. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 1 Thousands of dance music fans flocked to the Hydro last night for the Clubland Live show Credit: OVO Hydro The star-studded lineup featured huge names like DJ Basshunter and noughties dance icon Cascada. And the "three-hour action-packed show" promised ticketholders a chance to "relive the classic tunes in a party atmosphere". But hundreds of revellers were left sorely disappointed after having to queue up for two hours and missing some of the gig. Doors opened at 6.30pm, with the event scheduled to start at 7 pm and end at 10.30pm. But scores of raging fans claimed they did not enter the venue until several hours after it began. Dozens of peeved-off concertgoers took to social media to share their frustration at the 'terrible' management of the event. One angry attendee wrote: "Well went to clubland at the Hydro in Glasgow. Organised f****** chaos, couldn't organise a p*** up in a brewery. Doors opened at 6.30pm, concerts starts at 7pm, and we are still outside at 7.55pm. F*** that. Home time. We were told we'd be another hour to get in." Another said: "It was terrible, we arrived at 6.20pm and never got in till 8.20pm. Missed half the show. People were being sick in the queue and peeing in cups." A third added: "It was ridiculous! Nearly two hours we waited and got in just after 8 and that was only because we went round to the other side to queue. No organisation of queues and overall it was a shambles." Meanwhile, other ravers told how they had a 'great time' at the show. Noughties dance act hasn't aged a day as she teams up with huge producer for comeback track One wrote: "I nearly cried when I saw the queue but we didn't wait in it long. Quite quick." Scots DJ George Bowie opened last night's show with his iconic GBX anthems. The Clyde 1 radio host, 54, wrote on Facebook: "The Clubland Events team absolutely smashed OVO Hydro last night, even Billy Gillies (Music) made a surprise appearance. What a night, getting to open the show with a GBX set and then perform the Whiskey Roll remix with Cammy Barnes & Outforce to 10,000 ravers was a moment to treasure forever." An SEC spokesperson said: 'The safety and security of our guests is our number one priority and we always do our best to ensure a quick entry process for our guests. "There were some challenges at the Clubland event with a small number of people, which meant it took our security team a little longer than usual to carry out all the necessary checks. "We apologise to anyone who was affected.'
