New music festival coming to Norwich in 2021
Friday Night Posse will perform at OutOut In The Park 2021 Photo: Friday Night Posse - Credit: Archant
Whilst festival season this year may have been virtually non-existent, a new event is already being planned in Norwich in 2021.
Capella is joining OutOut In The Park 2021 Photo: Capella - Credit: Archant
OutOut Events has revealed OutOut In The Park 2021 will take place next September at Earlham Park.
Organiser Graeme Watts, 36, said the festival is “going to be a two-day festival with some of the biggest DJs from the 90s and 00s”.
“We are bringing the full festival experience to Norwich, there will also be a fully licensed bar, food vendors, a fun fair as well as other stalls, dancers and entertainers”, Mr Watts said. “We have just announced the tickets and they went on sale last week.
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N Trance will be one of the headliners Photo: N Trance - Credit: Archant
“We are really excited about the event and being from Norwich as well it’s been nice including some of the local talent in this.”
Confirmed headliners for the two-day event, which is being held on September 18 and 19, are N Trance, Friday Night Posse, Flip & Fill, LMC and Capella.
The line-up at the moment also includes local artists Hansel & Gretel, Mike Chenery, Jay Funk, Ruddaz, Andy James and Gary Sulter.
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With regards to the coronavirus pandemic and how it may be affect the festival, Mr Watts said; “We are having to factor there is a potential risk of coronavirus, and as such have a separate plan for the event if Covid-19 hasn’t gone away by then. We have provisions in place such as limiting the capacity to make sure we can address any social distancing issues that may arise.
Flip & Fill is headlining OutOut in the Park 2021 Photo: Flip & Fill - Credit: Archant
“Customer safety and their experience has always been the forefront of our minds when we have been planning this.”
For tickets and more information visit the OutOut website.
