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St Catherine’s Live At The Lake Returns For 2019

St Catherine’s Live At The Lake Returns For 2019

St Catherine’s Hospice’s Live at the Lake event is back this month, and bigger than ever. Featuring the UK’s best tribute bands, street food, and children’s entertainment, Crawley’s biggest music festival is turning up the volume with two days of fun.

Best of WHAM! will take to the stage on Friday, September 6, with support from Brother from Another, while on Saturday, September 7, Abba Forever will be the fun-filled festival headliners, with support from The Bee Gees, Staying Alive, and Elton John, Elite Elton.

Hannah Liles, event projects fundraiser at St Catherine’s Hospice, said: “We’re so excited that Live at the Lake is back for its second year, with more bands, more bars, and more fun to be had! This year we’re celebrating pop legends with some of the UK’s best tribute bands”

For more information about Live at the Live, and for tickets, visit: www.stch.org.uk/latl

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