The Vandervalls and Northants Sings Out among new acts added to Roseshire Festival
Organisers of the Roseshire Festival have added a host of new acts who will be performing at the event this summer
As well as more names joining those on the main stage, a mixture of emerging and established performers from across Northamptonshire will play on a second stage at the two-day festival being held in the grounds of Chester House in Irchester in August.
In a social media post announcing the new acts, organisers said: “Alongside our main stage, we’re introducing a second stage that will showcase emerging and local Northamptonshire artists, giving even more talent the opportunity to shine and be part of the festival.
“We’re also adding more names to the main stage lineup, with local bands The Vandervalls and The B Sides joining Saturday and Maddox Jones performing on Sunday.
“And for Sunday, we’re making things even more inclusive for families, with additional entertainment and activities for younger festival-goers, helping to create a relaxed, feel-good day for all ages.”
Other new acts who will perform on the Saturday include Luna Bug, Luna Rosa, The Scenesters, Jonna, Veins and After Self.
New acts who will perform on the Sunday include Jamie Benkert, Allo and Northants Sings Out. There will also be Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpetner tribute acts and K-Pop Live.
Roseshire Festival takes place on Saturday, August 29 and Sunday August 30.
The opening day will be headlined by The Charlatans who will be joined by previously announced acts including Embrace, Cast and The Bluetones.
The Sunday will be headed by Boyzlife with Eternal, The Hoosiers, South, and Chris Moyles’ 90s Hangover.
The Chester House Estate is situated off the eastbound A45 between Wellingborough and Rushden.
Both days will also feature a fun fair, family entertainment, bars, street food and more.
Tickets are on sale now and cost £55 before fees for adults for the Saturday and £45 before fees for the Sunday. Concessions are available and car parking fees apply.
Discounted tickets for local residents are also available.
Weekend tickets cost £80 before fees. For more information, visit www.roseshirefestival.com