A special festival featuring Bingo Loco and two popular music names has been announced for Belfast.
Loco Land, a brand new festival for the city, will take place at Custom House Square on Friday, August 4, 2023.
The line up includes Example and B*witched, with tickets going on sale this Friday, May 26.
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Bingo Loco is 'Ireland's #1 selling event' which has sold over 500,000 tickets from Belfast, to Sydney, to Vancouver.
Organisers say: "Expect a variety of special guests, insane production, with the best of 90s/00 music, confetti showers, hilarious hosts, dance-offs, lip-sync battles and all the usual madness you've come to love and expect!"
Example was born in London as Elliot John Gleave. The artist took his stage name from his initials “e.g.” Throughout his career, Example’s sound has evolved to see him bridge the gap between pop, rap and electronic music. He’s also become a UK festival favourite. Expect to hear his No 1 selling singles ‘Kickstarts’, ‘Changed the Way You Kissed Me’ and ‘Won’t Go quietly’ amongst others.
Dublin band B*witched have had quite a few number-one songs in the UK charts with their first four singles, 'C'est la Vie', 'Rollercoaster', 'To You I Belong' and 'Blame It on the Weatherman' hitting the top spot on the Singles Chart.
Also featuring on the line-up are POP Gospel - a fully fledged gospel choir covering all the biggest pop classics from the last few decades, and ABBA Disco - the complete ABBA experience re-imaged.
Tickets go on sale Friday 26th May 10am from Ticketmaster.ie. They start from £37.50 + booking fee. To find out more, CLICK HERE.
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