Beautiful Days festival announces headliners and 50 acts
Organisers are working hard planning to go ahead at full capacity
Frank Turner performing at the Clapham Grand in London in the first Government requested pilot concert to test measures which could see the return of live music.
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Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls, James, and Levellers, lead the line-up for Beautiful Days
plus Gary Numan, Hawkwind, Van der Graaf Generator, and many more
published: Yesterday, 12:04pm Beautiful Days go on sale at 10am. The festival will take place from
Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd August 2021 at
Escot Park, near Fairmile, Devon, with gates opening on the Thursday afternoon.
Levellers headline The Main Stage with support from
The Lakeman Family Gathering (an exclusive performance featuring musician dad Geoff Lakeman with sons Sean, Sam and Seth plus Cara Dillon and Kathryn Roberts performing all together for the first time), and
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528 organizers say they had a good thing going, holding more than 30 shows over the past year and bringing people together for live music. To have it shut down because we moved a street is just sad and upsetting and it was a way to bring the community together in what was the worst year of our lives, in a socially distanced safe way. Was really incredible thing to be part of, said Nick Harper with 528 Live.