This year's Download music festival is back on the cards after initially being cancelled in March.
The UK's premier rock concert will run from June 18 to 20 as a coronavirus test event with a capacity of 10,000 people.
While this is significantly down from the festival's usual crowd of 111,000, organisers have confirmed that moshing will be allowed, reports NottinghamshireLive.
The event – dubbed the Download Pilot – will be the very first camping event of its kind, with the full line-up set to be announced on Friday, 28 May.
Festivalgoers will be expected to stay on-site at Donington Park, Leicestershire, for the full duration of the event, meaning day tickets are not an option.
It follows a successful nightclub test event in Liverpool earlier this month as the UK government expands its research into how entertainment venues can reopen safely.
Fans will be asked to take a PCR test before and after the festival, as well as a rapid lateral flow test.
Any transmission of coronavirus will be closely monitored via NHS Test and Trace.
Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, June 1 for those who have already booked a spot for 2022.
General admission opens two days later on Thursday, June 3.
The price will be £120 plus booking fees.
More information can be found on the Download website.
