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THE show will go on! And music lovers can enjoy the sounds and sights of a summer festival right here in Bolton Bolton s first summer music and arts festival is going ahead as planned next weekend, bringing big names to town including Maxine Peake along with a stellar line-up of live music across three brilliant town centre locations the Octagon Theatre, The Alma and V5 venues. The inaugural Right to Roam festival will take place on Friday 16 and Saturday 17 July with live performances at the Octagon Theatre, The Alma and V5 venues. The festival will include headline performances from Eccentronic Research Council featuring Bolton s acclaimed actor Maxine on the Friday, who will be performing their 2012 debut album 1612 Underture and folk singer-songwriter and festival stalwart Beans on Toast on the Saturday.
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Jamie Lenman, Nova Twins, Skinny Lister And More Set For Frank Turner s Lost Evenings In London Thursday, 03 June 2021
Lost Evenings will return to London s Roundhouse in September.
The fourth instalment of the festival will get underway on September 16 with an acoustic duo set from Turner and Matt Nasir, following sets from Grace Petrie and Emily Barker. The next day will see performances from Jamie Lenman and Pet Needs ahead of the 39-year-old and The Sleeping Souls running through their first three albums, plus some new songs.
On September 18, the singer-songwriter will celebrate the 10th anniversary of his 2011 fourth studio album, England Keep My Bones , prior to which Nova Twins and Lottery Winners will play. The festival will close with a greatest hits set from Turner, following performances by Skinny Lister and Guise.