The team behind Live at the Park have added The Hoosiers and Beatles Dub Club to the Saturday line up for this years event.
The Hoosiers burst onto the scene in June 2007 with their debut hit 'Worried About Ray', which peaked at number five in the UK charts. They followed that up a couple of months later with 'Goodbye Mr A', which went to number four and spent 29 weeks in the chart.
Since then, the band have had two more top 30 hits and will now be joining the increasingly impressive lineup at Live at the Park in September.
Along side them on the Saturday will be Beatles Dub Club who draw big crowds at festivals around the country with their take on classic Beatles tracks with a 'Dub' twist.
A special DJ set showcasing The Fab Four like you’ve never heard before!
DJ Chris Arnold takes you on a magical mystery tour of his collection of covers, remixes and tracks that sampled arguably the greatest band that ever existed – The Beatles.
Expect to hear plenty of reggae, ska, Latin, hip hop, dub, funk, house, and even drum and bass takes on the wonderful music created by John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
Get your tickets here - https://www.skiddle.com/festivals/live-at-the-park-2024/
These acts join the Saturday lineup alongside Symphonic Ibiza and Miss America, one of the UK's best Taylor Swift tributes. More acts will also be announced in what promises to be one of the biggest independent music events Salisbury has ever seen.
On the Friday, Scouting for Girls headline with support from Artful Dodger and Blue Collar.
It's all happening on Friday 6th and Saturday 7th September in Salisbury's Victoria Park.
Salisbury Radio will be there, broadcasting live and we will spin the wheel for the final time as someone will win £1000 live on the stage. Its not too late to get involved, register now for Spin to Win - https://www.salisburyradio.co.uk/win/spin/
Get your tickets here - https://www.skiddle.com/festivals/live-at-the-park-2024/
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