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Valley Fest announces first wave of acts for 2023
Valley Fest returns for it’s ninth year to Chew Valley Lake from August 3 to August 6.
Only a 30 minute drive from Bristol, the music and food festival returns this summer with live acts and DJ sets for the whole family.
The first wave of acts announced include a lineup full of nostalgic artists, including the Brighton pop-rock band The Kooks, London band Scouting for Girls and the pop trio Bananarama.
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Elsewhere, the festival will see a whole host of DJ sets and entertainment for festival-goers.
Altern 8, Crazy P (DJ set), Norman Jay MBE, Krafty Kuts, The Legends of Goldie Lookin Chain (live show) Plump DJs and Booty Bass are all on the bill.
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As well as a huge lineup of music, the festival promises a whole load of entertainment including Arcadia’s Alchemist Playground as well as The Woodland Tribe which will be on hand to help build a playground out of reclaimed materials.
New for 2023, Elly Phunk, will offer DJ lessons for kids and teens and there will be eco-bubble making and Junkfish inflatables for the little ones.
The Lord of Lightning will also return, shooting multi-million-volt bolts of electricity from his body.
Luke Hasell, festival founder says: ‘Guaranteed good times ahead! And we’ve only just started. Families, you’ll find something for your toddlers, teens, parents and grandparents! Everyone needs to GET ON MY LAND!’
More acts are yet to be announced.
Tickets can be found at https://www.valleyfest.co.uk/tickets/
Main photo: Giulia Spadafora
Read next:
- Review: Valley Fest 2022 – ‘Big-hearted weekend strikes the perfect summer festival note’
- Bristol’s festival highlights of 2023
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