WIN 2 weekend tickets to Lancashire’s biggest session – Beat-Herder

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19 Jun - 21 Jun 2022

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It’s been 3 years since the last orgy of beats and barminess – but Beat-Herder finally returns and it will be back with a huge bang.

Main stage headliners this year are Nile Rogers and Chic, The Wailers and Hot Chip plus treats elsewhere include Paul Taylor in The Fortress, K-Klass live in the Factory and Marshall Jefferson in the Toil Trees.

Skint because of rising fuel prices?

Fear not, because your favourite festival website has teamed up with the Beat-Herder top dogs so that you can win a free pair of weekend tickets (Friday July 15th to Sunday July 17th) just by answering this simple question:

Beat-Herder is on the side of which famous Lancashire road:

a)   A49

b)  A59

c)    A69

 

Please tweet your answers on or before the 24th of June 2022

Beat Herder Festival 2022

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