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Wales Online
5 days ago
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- Wales Online
BBC Radio 2 In The Park 2025 ticket prices and how to book for huge music festival
BBC Radio 2 In The Park 2025 ticket prices and how to book for huge music festival The festival will be held in Chelmsford's Hylands Park this September Stereophonics, Ella Henderson, Jessie J and Bryan Adams are all billed to perform (Image: BBC ) The 2025 edition of the BBC Radio 2 In The Park festival is set to take place in Chelmsford's Hylands Park this September. The massive event will span three days in the Essex city. Big names from the music industry, including Bryan Adams and Def Leppard, are set to headline the weekend, with other performers including Stereophonics, Ella Henderson and Jessie J. The event will also see a host of Radio 2 presenters head to the city for the weekend, with a Friday night DJ party kicking off the festival, following its successful debut at last year's event. Tickets are now available to purchase. There are 7,000 tickets available for the Friday night DJ stage. For Saturday and Sunday, just over 35,000 tickets will be up for grabs each day, reports Essex Live. From superstar gigs to cosy pubs, find out What's On in Wales by signing up to our newsletter here . Ticket prices for BBC Radio 2 In The Park 2025 Tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday are on sale now. Tickets for the Radio 2 in the Park Pre-Party on Friday are priced at £32 (plus booking fee). Tickets for Saturday and Sunday start from £63 (plus booking fee) but listeners and viewers can catch all the action live throughout the weekend on Radio 2, BBC Sounds and iPlayer. Friday ticket prices General Admission - No Chair: £32 (+ £3 booking fee) per person Essex Residents General Admission - No Chair: £32 (+ £3 booking fee) per person Saturday ticket prices General Admission - No Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per personEssex Residents General Admission - No Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per person General Admission - Bring Your Own Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per person Essex Residents General Admission - Bring Your Own Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per person Enhanced Area with Grandstand Seat and Garden Access: £165 (+ £6.60 booking fee) per person Enhanced Area with Garden Access Only: £100 (+ £5 booking fee) per person Sunday ticket prices General Admission - No Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per person Essex Residents General Admission - No Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per person General Admission - Bring Your Own Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per person Essex Residents General Admission - Bring Your Own Chair: £63 (+ £5 booking fee) per person Enhanced Area with Grandstand Seat and Garden Access: £165 (+ £6.60 booking fee) per person Enhanced Area with Garden Access Only: £100 (+ £5 booking fee) per person How to get tickets for BBC Radio 2 In The Park 2025 All ticket sales will be managed by Ticketmaster, the sole official ticketing agent for Radio 2 In The Park. To secure a ticket, customers will need to queue on Ticketmaster's platform, which you'll need to have an account for. They've advised that you register for an account before tickets become available so you can join the queue promptly. Just under a third of general admission tickets will be reserved for residents within the Essex area. To qualify for these tickets, locals will need to input their home address postcode at the time of purchase. Essex residents will have until 8.30am on Wednesday, June 11, to buy from their reserved allocation. BBC Radio 2 In The Park 2025 line-up Friday (September 5) Scott Mills' Wonder Years DJ Spoony's Good Grove Michelle Visage's Handbag Hits Rylans Rybiza Hits Vernon Kay's Dance Sounds of the 90s Saturday (September 6) Jessie J Belinda Carlisle Ronan Keating Marti Pellow Kid Creole and The Coconuts Stereophonics Ella Henderson Sunday (September 7) Article continues below Def Leppard Sophie Ellis-Bextor Suede David Gray LouiseSoul II Soul Anastacia
BBC News
03-06-2025
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- BBC News
Festival Too in King's Lynn reflects '40 years of musical styles'
The organisers of a festival say the line-up this year will reflect "40 years of musical styles". Festival Too has been running in King's Lynn, Norfolk, since 1985 and this year will feature acts ranging from Eighties favourites Tony Hadley and Sonia - to contemporary star Ella Henderson. The free event was started by a group of business people who got together to put on a music event in the town to run alongside the King's Lynn Festival. Abbie Panks, from the festival, said: "We are really pleased to be able to come back for our 40th year, I think the line-up is a great reflection of 40 years of musical styles... I like to think we've got everything covered." Festival Too starts on 28 and 29 June at the King's Staithe Square and runs each weekend until Saturday 12 July at the Tuesday Market Place. Opening the festival will be tribute acts Taylored Swift and on the final day will be King's Lynn singer Adam Tucker - the singing voice in Robbie Williams' biopic Better Man - Jo O'Meara from S Club Seven and Ella evening will begin with a school band or group, then local bands will perform as warm up acts for well-known Panks added: "It's great to be able to give those opportunities and that's really important to us." In its first year, the budget to put the event on was about £5,000. With the support of fundraising and donations from the council and local businesses, the budget has grown to £130, Panks said the event was believed to be Europe's biggest outdoor free festival. "It's access to music with no economic barriers, that's the great thing about it, anybody can come, you don't need any tickets, you just turn up and we get fantastic audiences," she festival has continued to run with the help of community volunteers and has become a defining event in the town's cultural calendar. In previous years, the festival has seen acts including Feeder, Sigala, Example, Reef, The Vamps, Busted, KT Tunstall and Gabrielle take to the stage. Follow Norfolk news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
BBC News
31-05-2025
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- BBC News
Ella Henderson Cleethorpes homecoming: 'It'll be like royalty'
Pop star Ella Henderson says she is treating the preparations for a hometown show as if she is "performing for royalty".The 29-year-old from Tetney is due to perform a sold-out show on Friday 13 June at the Meridian Showground, singer-songwriter rose to fame on ITV show The X Factor before releasing her debut album Chapter One which topped the UK albums chart and spawned several chart successes including Ghost, Glow and said: "I'm so excited [to perform in Cleethorpes] and I've been planning it for quite some time. We're pulling out all the stops." The show, which Henderson said would include "a few surprises", will be the first she has performed in her home town for more than 10 said: "It does bring extra pressure. It's like when your family tries to get you to sing in a living room as a child."It's going to be crazy because I'll look out and see so many people I know and there's a real sense of home about that. The positivity since I announced the show has been unbelievable."To see it sell out and know people are excited is amazing."Henderson said she is looking forward to having "proper fish and chips" when she returns to North East an interview with BBC Radio Lincolnshire, Henderson opened up on her engagement to former professional swimmer Jack Burnell but said they have not set a date for their wedding yet."It is so fitting that he's from Lincolnshire. I thought I'd be unlucky in love and living with a couple of cats, but I've met my rock in life and now he has to put up with me for the rest of his life," she laughed. Listen to highlights from Lincolnshire on BBC Sounds, watch the latest episode of Look North or tell us about a story you think we should be covering here.
Yahoo
29-01-2025
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- Yahoo
ArrDee announced as second headliner for Bournemouth 7s
A SECOND headliner has been announced for a popular Bournemouth festival later this year. British rap sensation ArrDee will join Ella Henderson for a weekend of music, sport, and celebration this May. ArrDee joins co-headliner Ella Henderson at Bournemouth 7s on May 23 – 25 at Chapel Gate, Hurn. The famous rapper from Brighton has produced top hits from 'Oliver Twist' to 'Flowers (Say My Name)' and collaborated with other rappers such as Aitch. Ella is known for chart-topping hits like Ghost, Let's Go Home Together and her breakout on ITV's X Factor. Festival founder Dodge Woodall shared his excitement about the latest announcement, saying, 'ArrDee's rise has been incredible to watch, and his live performances are something special. I can't wait to see him bring his energy to Bournemouth 7s 2025.' Around 30,000 attendees are set to attend the event blending live music with high-energy sports and unmatched festival vibes. For tickets visit
