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Splendour 2018

21 Jul 2018 Wollaton Park, Nottinghamshire

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Splendour Festival is an annual music festival the takes place in Wollaton Park, Nottingham. There is a perfect mix of heritage acts alongside contemporary, modern pop acts to cater for all ages.

Although the organisers have yet to release any of the line-up for the 2018 event, given that acts such as Dizzee Rascal, Razorlight, Tony Hadley and festival favourites Kaiser Chiefs have graced the stage at Wollaton Park at previous year's events, you can be sure there will be a good mis of the new and the established, the renowned and the just-breaking out!

Lineup

Sat 21st

30 acts

Paloma Faith Main Stage
The Charlatans Main Stage
Marc Almond Main Stage
Bjorn Again Main Stage
Sophie Ellis-Bextor Main Stage
Ady Suleiman Main Stage
Nina Smith Main Stage
To Kill A King Acoustic Stage
George Gadd Acoustic Stage
Soham De Acoustic Stage
Joey Costello Acoustic Stage
Re Teu Acoustic Stage
Katie Cooper Acoustic Stage
Daisy Godfrey Acoustic Stage
Ferris & Sylvester Acoustic Stage
Mollie Ralph & Chloe Rodgers Acoustic Stage
The Stranglers Confetti Stage
Embrace Confetti Stage
Peace Confetti Stage
Ferocious Dog Confetti Stage
Toploader Confetti Stage
ASHFIELDS Confetti Stage
Clonk Confetti Stage
Don't Forget Rupert Confetti Stage
Brian Damage and Krystaal Comedy Stage
Dave Twentyman Comedy Stage
Andrew Bird Comedy Stage
Pat Monahan Comedy Stage
Alan Hudson Comedy Stage
The Raymond & Mr Timpkins Revue Comedy Stage

Line-up has not been announced yet.

Venue

Wollaton Park, Nottingham.

Camping

Camping is not available for this event.

Location & Map

Wollaton Park, Nottinghamshire

Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, Nottinghamshire, NG82AE

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Past Reviews

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Review

5/5

Splendour Festival 2012

"With the “unpredictable” British summer weather now having become predictability humdrum over the past few weeks, festival-goers weren’t brimming with enthusias"

Rydings 23 Jul 2012