Festival returns after rain 'shambles'

Loosefest, a lively music festival, is set to return to Newcastle after a challenging experience last year when heavy rain caused the event to be canceled just before it was about to start. This year, the festival will take place over the weekend, and it is expected to attract a crowd of up to 60,000 people. Many fans were already queuing to enter when they learned that the festival had been called off last year. The festival will feature a lineup of popular '90s artists, including Ronan Keating, Peter Andre, and Atomic Kitten, which has many attendees excited. The organizers have assured everyone that the ground is in 'excellent shape' for the festival this time around. Last August, the festival faced a significant setback due to heavy rain, which made the site unsafe for attendees. Many festival-goers were left frustrated after spending money on tickets, accommodation, and transportation, only to have their plans ruined by the weather. Loosefest director Dean Saunders expressed the team's commitment to making this year's event a success. He stated, 'Everyone has been non-stop getting the site ready for LooseFest 2024, especially after last year's weather bomb. ' The team has worked diligently to ensure that every precaution has been taken to prepare the ground for a safe and enjoyable experience. They are optimistic that the weather will cooperate this year, allowing everyone to enjoy the festival under the sun. With the stages already built and the site prepared, the organizers are eager to welcome festival-goers to Loosefest. Dean Saunders added, 'The ground is in excellent shape, the stages are built, and we now just can’t wait for everyone to have the best weekend. ' The festival is not just about music; it is an opportunity for people to come together, celebrate, and create lasting memories. The excitement is building as the festival approaches, and everyone is hopeful for a fantastic weekend filled with great performances and joyful moments.