Silverstone Festival set for historic racing and live music this weekend

The event is back at the Northamptonshire Circuit from Friday, August 22, to Sunday, August 24, with a host of live music among motor racing, classic car displays and other family activities.

The opening night will be headlined by Natasha Bedingfield with support from Andrew Cushin.

Craig David presents TS5 will headline the Saturday night with support by Northants Sings Out, No Fun! and Sapphire.

The final day will be headlined by Ministry of Sound Classical with support by Jaguar Skills.

Singer-songwriter Craig David rose to fame at the turn of the century and is best known for singles including Fill Me In and 7 Days – both which topped the UK Singles chart.

Friday night headliner Natasha Bedingfield released her debut album Unwritten in 2004 and is best known for These Words which also topped the UK charts.

Aside from the live music, the Silverstone Festival will feature 30 hours of track action across 20 races during the weekend.

There will also be parades, test drive opportunities, workshops, hot air balloon displays, stunt shows, food and drink stalls and entertainment for children.

General admission day tickets cost from £75 or £160 for a weekend tickets.

Evening tickets cost from £35. Admission for children under 16 is free – but a ticket is required. Hospitality packages are also available and cost from £325 before fees.

For more information, visit https://www.silverstone.co.uk