Earlham Park, Norwich, Saturday Saturday 26 September 2020
The Retro Pop and Rock Festival
Retro pop at it’s best! This Let’s Rock Festival is part of a series taking place across the UK from May to September.
It’s a family-friendly festival where kids have their own kingdom with plenty to keep them occupied.
Enter into the spirit by wearing a retro outfit to rock along with your favorite acts from the 80s.
The fun kicks off at midday, with gates opening at 11.00, and finishes up at 22.30.
The running order will only be announced at the festival so plan on spending the full day there to ensure you don’t miss your favorite artist.
Fireworks, fun fair, fine dining, craft beer, and a charity auction round out the day’s fun festivities.
Put your 80s playlist together now to start setting the mood for what is sure to be a fantastic party!
Lineup for Let’s Rock Norwich 2020 has some great artists.
BOOMTOWN RATS – WET WET WET – ABC – HOWARD JONES – TONY HADLEY – KIM WILDE – SISTER SLEDGE – BETTY BOO – HUE & CRY – THE UNDERTONES – THEN JERICO – ALTERED IMAGES – SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD – THE GIBSON BROTHERS – FICTION FACTORY – TENPOLE TUDOR – MODERN ROMANCE
Website for latest updates and tickets; letsrocknorwich.com
When: Saturday 26 September 2020
Where: Norwich, UK
Map: Norwich on Google Maps
Official website: letsrocknorwich.com
Hotels: Overview of Hotels in Norwich
If you’d like to stay close to the festival venue, then Arrandale Lodge Boutique Guest House is a great option.
Beautifully themed rooms and a superb breakfast are what you can expect at this deluxe boutique guest house with free onsite parking and free WiFi.
Norwich has plenty of options to choose from so take a look and pick what suits you best.
You’ll find Norwich in Norfolk, around 185 km north-east of London.
Earlham Park is a few miles west of Norwich city center.
You can catch a bus from the city center, which will take around 20 to 30 minutes.
If driving, use this address for your sat nav: Norwich UK NR4 7 TQ.
Trains from London to Norwich leave from London Liverpool Street station.
