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Headliner announced for afternoon legends slot at Bristol Pride 2023
Natalie Imbruglia has been announced as the afternoon legends act for this year’s Bristol Pride.
Taking place on at The Downs on July 8, the Australian singer will join Jake Shears, who will filling the headline slot on the day.
The Grammy nominated artist will fill the afternoon legends slot which is brand new for this year.
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The second wave of acts also includes 5Star lead singer Denise Pearson, live dance band Rhythm of the 90s, the Dolly Parton Experience, local choir Sing Out Bristol, and art-pop performer Newtion.
Other acts already announced include Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle, 90s dance sensation Alison Limerick, Hypnotized singer Sophie and the Giants and Brit award nominee Ladyhawke.
The festival have also already announced over 30 performers on their star studded Cabaret stage with headline performances from Rupaul’s Drag Race Winner, Ra’jah O’Hara alongside Drag Race UK fan favourite Tia Kofi and a special guest appearance from The Traitors UK star Amanda.
Daryn Carter MBE, Director of Programming and Partnerships, said: “We’re so excited to reveal our 2023 Mainstage lineup and I’m so proud of all the acts performing at this year’s event.
“Having an international icon such as Natalie Imbruglia is going to be a very special and unifying moment for the crowds and along with Jake Shears, we have a host of incredible performances planned for this year across 5 stages as we also champion incredible local talent for the festival on The Downs.”
Bristol Pride Day is a donation entry festival however, organisers are asking all those that can afford to, to pick up a Supporter Wristbands for this year’s event.
The wristbands start at £7 and can be bought online at https://bristolpride.co.uk/wristbands/
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