DEVA Fest has announced new additions to its 2024 line-up.
Set against the backdrop of Cholmondeley Castle, the family-friendly event will see The Human League, Rebecca Ferguson, The Choral and Ocean Colour Scene take to the main stage.
However, some more unique entertainment has now been revealed including the Oompa Loompa from the now-infamous Glasgow Willy Wonka experience.
Played by Kirsty Paterson, the actress went viral earlier this year when the event hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons.
Also added to the line-up is the popular ‘Barrioke’ which sees Shaun Williamson, known for playing Barry Evans in Eastenders, serenade audiences with an array of karaoke classics.
This year’s Deva Fest also sees the introduction of the Kaleidoscope Kingdom – a collection of free family activities including NERF gun battles, immersive science, inflatables and water slides.
“We are delighted to announce the expansion of Deva Fest 2024 with the introduction of Kaleidoscope Kingdom and even more acts to our already extensive line-up" said festival organiser, Phil Marston.
"When we say Deva Fest is the festival created with guests at the centre, we truly mean it and are constantly looking for new acts, activities and extras, alongside the already huge names on the bill, to ensure there’s something for everyone included in our ticket price.”
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Tickets for Deva Fest are selling fast, with final Deer Park camping pitches released last week and weekend, day and glamping tickets still available.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit devafest.co.uk.
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