An epic line up of music legends has been added to the special 10th birthday bash of Splendour, with The Charlatans joining headliner Paloma Faith on the Main Stage and The Stranglers headlining the Confetti Stage at the all-day summer music festival at Wollaton Park, Nottingham on Saturday 21 July.
Returning to Splendour 10 years on since their debut are The Charlatans. The Stranglers have a vast catalogue of material spanning more than four decades. Performing at Rock City earlier this month, the punk-era legends went down a storm with the crowd. Internationally acclaimed music artist Marc Almond was one half of the electro duo Soft Cell. Marc has sold more than 30 million records worldwide and will be making his mark at Splendour with hits from his hugely successful solo career, as well as Soft Cell songs.
Founded in Australia in , the band is internationally acclaimed and have amassed 5, performances in 72 countries in 30 years. Additional artists for the special 10th anniversary Splendour will be revealed within the coming months.
The organisers, DHP Family in association with Nottingham City Council, are keen to replicate the biggest ever Splendour last year, which saw a sold-out crowd sing along to epic anthems from headliner Kaiser Chiefs.
Shuttle buses will be taking festival-goers back into the city centre from pm onwards every few minutes. Yes, there will be a car park. Entrance is via Limetree Avenue off Middleton Blvd. All ages are welcome at Splendour. Those aged 10 and under are permitted for free and do not require a ticket. All rights reserved. Official Partner.
Reminder: you won't find Chromeo in the set times, they recently pulled the plug and The Presets are filling in - performing on Friday. Check out all the playing times below click for full view or better yet, download them from the Splendour In The Grass website or on the app.
You can also grab the event map right here. Lights, sculptures, and paintings bring the festival site to life. Alongside the incredible arts and music, Splendour hosts a range of market stalls, circus performers, and exotic food vendors.
Tickets are on sale Thursday, April 19, 9. Whether for taste, health, environmental or ethical reasons - a plant based cuisine is becoming
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