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Canterbury Live, a brand new open-air music festival, is set to take place at the St Lawrence Ground in Canterbury, Kent, and it is expected to draw a crowd of around 40,000 people. The festival will run from Friday through Sunday, offering three days packed with live performances from some of the UK’s most popular artists. The event is headlined by JLS on Friday, Becky Hill on Saturday, and the legendary 1970s band Madness on Sunday. Madness, known for their fifteen UK Top-10 singles including hits like One Step Beyond and Baggy Trousers, will be closing out the festival with their energetic show.

The festival lineup is diverse, featuring not only the main headliners but also other well-known acts such as The Wanted 2. 0, Pixie Lott, Ella Eyre, The Ordinary Boys, and Cast. Cast, who have recently been touring as part of the Oasis Live 25 celebrations, are excited to perform for the festival audience. The organizers, Supermodified, say their goal is to create an unforgettable weekend of live music in a unique and special setting. They hope the festival will bring people together and provide a memorable experience for everyone who attends.

In addition to the big names, Canterbury Live is also supporting new and emerging talent. Through a partnership with BBC Introducing in Kent, local artists will have the opportunity to perform on stage and share their music with a wider audience. This collaboration aims to give up-and-coming musicians a platform to showcase their skills and connect with fans. For those interested in following the festival, BBC Kent will provide updates online and on BBC Radio Kent. Fans can also send their story ideas or contact the station via WhatsApp. Becky Hill, one of the festival’s headliners, will also be opening for Katy Perry at the Unipol Arena in Bologna, Italy, later this year. Canterbury Live promises to be a vibrant celebration of music, offering something for everyone and highlighting both established stars and fresh new talent.