Tickets For London s New South Facing Festival Feat The Streets And Dizzee Rascal On Sale 9am Today Monday, 15 March 2021 Written by Laura Johnson
The inaugural South Facing Festival will take over the newly revived Crystal Palace Bowl amphitheatre this summer. South Facing tickets are on sale at 9am today.
The concert series will feature 12 live shows along with family friendly mid-week events for the south London community.
The first five acts have been confirmed ,with Dizzee Rascal and the Outlook Orchestra performing on August 14, Supergrass on August 20, The Streets the following day, Max Richter on August 28, and the English National Opera performing Tosca on August 27 and 29. A second wave of shows will be revealed in due course.
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Dizzee Rascal, Supergrass, The Streets Set For New London Concert Series South Facing Festival Thursday, 11 March 2021 Written by Jon Stickler
The inaugural South Facing Festival will take over the newly revived Crystal Palace Bowl amphitheatre this summer.
The concert series will feature 12 live shows along with family friendly mid-week events for the south London community.
The first five acts have been confirmed ,with Dizzee Rascal and the Outlook Orchestra performing on August 14, Supergrass on August 20, The Streets the following day, Max Richter on August 28, and the English National Opera performing Tosca on August 27 and 29. A second wave of shows will be revealed in due course.
Daniel Avery and Black Midi lead line-up for Wide Awake festival
The one-day London festival is aiming to stage its inaugural event later this year
Daniel Avery / Black Midi (Picture: Getty)
Wide Awake festival has confirmed details of its inaugural 2021 event, with Daniel Avery and Black Midi among the leading names on the line-up.
Wide Awake festival is now set to take place on September 3 at Brockwell Park in south London, with the organisers announcing the first names on the event’s line-up today (February 25) and promising to “delve into the underground scene to create a festival for music fans”.