It's Lytham Proms weekend with Toyah, Aled Jones, Chesney Hawkes and Dodgy - here's all you need to know
Star-packed weekend of music with the climax of a traditional Proms celebration
Lytham Hall is all set to host its biggest show weekend of the year, as Lytham Proms features stars including Toyah, Aled Jones, Chesney Hawkes and Dodgy.
The event is on Saturday and Sunday, from 3pm to 7.30pm each day, featuring a packed programme of music and the traditional ‘Last Night of the Proms’ celebration on Sunday.
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Saturday will see the parkland come to life with a sensational '80s vs '90s concert featuring 'The One and Only' chart-topper Chesney Hawkes, Britpop legends Dodgy, and '80s pop princess Toyah.
Sunday sees Welsh icon and Royal Albert Hall favourite Aled Jones take to the stage, along with pop-country star Amy Jo and award-winning mezzo-soprano Danielle Louise Thomas, who'll be providing the ultimate proms finale at the end of the night.
Both concerts are hosted by BBC Radio Lancashire's Graham Liver!
Funds raised from the weekend will go towards Lytham Hall’s maintenance and restoration and the Hall's general manager Peter Anthony said: “There’s a great weekend in store.
"We really can't wait to bring this amazing line-up to Lytham Hall for our biggest fundraising event of the year.
“These events are crucial in ensuring our precious Lytham Hall continues its restoration work, and the endless and very expensive programme of maintenance that the Grade I-listed buildings and historic parkland require to keep open to the public."
Day tickets cost £29.95 and a combined two-day ticket is £55.
The gates open from 1pm each day and those attending are welcome to bring along picnics, fold up chairs and drinks.
There will also be a licensed bar, merchandise and food offering and car parking onsite can be booked at the time of ticket purchase.
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Ticket holders will be able to enter from 1pm each day and, along with the main entrance from Ballam Road, the Forest Drive entrance will be open for pedestrian entry/exit only before and after the event but locked during the show.
The provisional running order for each day is:
Saturday
3pm to 3.10 - Graham Liver introducing the show;
3.10 to 3.35 - Redfearn Sisters;
3.40 to 4.40 - Chesney Hawkes;
4.40 to 5.05 - Kyle Passmore;
5.10 to 6.10 - Dodgy;
6.10 to 6.40 - Interval, 80s/90s DJ set;
6.40 to 7.30 - Toyah.
Sunday
3pm - Graham Liver introducing the show;
3.10 to 3.30 - Tribute to the nations of Great Britain - Tom Collins;
3.30 to 3.55 - Jess Camilleri;
4pm to 4.55 - The Bluebirds;
5pm to 5.40 - Amy Jo;
5.40 to 5.55 - Verity Walker;
6pm to 7pm - Aled Jones;
7pm to 7.30 - Proms finale - Danielle Louise Thomas.
Booking details at seaty.co.uk/lythamproms