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IRLAM LIVE SEES ALEXANDER O’NEAL AND JASON DONOVAN HEAD TO SALFORD
 

Star date: 29th January 2017

THREE DAY IRLAM LIVE FESTIVAL WITH LEGEND, SOUL AND RETRO SOUNDS

The line-up for this year's Irlam Live has been announced with three themed days of top sounds starring huge names, headlined by Junior Marvin's Wailers, Alexander O'Neal and Jason Donovan, plus Toyah, Owen Paul, K-Klass, Dodgy, Odyssey and more.

Over 8,000 people attended the event at Prince's Park, Irlam, last year and organisers are expecting an even bigger turnout for this year's festival which runs on June 2nd, 3rd and 4th.

Full details here...


Irlam is to stage a huge festival for the second year from June 2nd to 4th at Prince's Park, attracting huge names for three themed days.

Legend Friday on June 2nd features original Bob Marley and The Wailers guitarist, Junior Marvin, with a full live band performing all of The Wailers' greatest
hits. Also appearing on the day will be Ben Volpeliere-Pierrot from Curiosity Killed The Cat and Irlam's own Jess Kemp with her band.

Soulfest Saturday on June 3rd is headlined by soul superstar Alexander O'Neal, with support from Dave Finnegan's Commitments, with the original head-butting drummer Mickah Wallace and various cast members from Alan Parker's black comedy. Also on the bill are 80s R&B stalwarts, Imagination, disco divas Odyssey and dance/soul outfit K-Klass.

Retro Sunday on June 4th features Jason Donovan, Toyah, Dodgy, Owen Paul and Doctor and the Medics.

This is the second year of Irlam Live, run by three local people, Phil Brookes, Darren Goulden and Sam Butterworth, and in its first year the event attracted a crowd of 8,000 over the weekend.

"Last year we had a fantastic turn-out and incredible weather to match" says Darren Goulden "The standard of our line-up has improved across-the-board this year and we're especially excited to be opening the festival with Junior Marvin's Wailers flying straight in just to play our festival

"We've worked on many improvements since our first year and this year we're adding lots of exciting new elements which you'll hear about over the coming months" he adds "Last year we had a big focus on high-quality street food which continues this year with even more variety...We're also working on increasing the number of bars on the site and, as always, looking to keep bar prices as reasonable as possible to ensure a great weekend for everyone."

Irlam Live 2017
2nd, 3rd and 4th June
Prince's Park, Irlam

Day tickets £35 adult/£20 child (16 and under)
Weekend tickets for all three days £90 adult/£50 child/£140 V.I.P.
To book click here

For further details on Irlam Live see the website www.irlamlive.co.uk

John Bohan wrote
at 20:21:23 on 29 January 2017
I would suggest that you check out a group called The All-Nighters on you tube. If you could add them to the line up it would be a real bonus.
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