The free music festival promises to be the highlight of Wembley Park’s Summer Rocks series
A free music festival this month promises to wow crowds with hours of live music, from indie to R&B, soul, and alternative pop, under the Wembley Stadium arch. Wembley Park Live – a free live music day will be held in the North West London park on Sunday, July 26, from 2.30pm until 7.30pm.
Wembley Park Live is the highlight of Wembley Park’s Summer Rocks series – a programme of family-friendly free live music, fitness classes, art sessions and markets across the neighbourhood until September.
Highlights include singer-songwriter Rita Campbell and musician Alle Pearse, who will play mash-ups of old school pop and disco classics. They will be followed by country rock band Scarlette Fever, for a touch of Nashville to the party.
London musician Aaron Wiggett and his loop pedal will play an acoustic set, to be joined by contemporary folk singer-songwriter Zak Lukan.
Folk and soft-rock duo Rueben & Gotxi, who met busking on the streets of the British capital, will serenade crowds with a wave of 70s nostalgia, alongside the deep, rich harmonies of soul and funk artist Ivanmore Da Souza.
A string quartet from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, now based at Wembley Park, will perform reimagined rock and pop classics before Wembley Park Live’s own All Stars house band hits the stage as headliners of the festival, performing hits from this year’s Glastonbury.
Wembley Park Live will also feature craft beer stands, a mobile bar courtesy of neighbourhood establishment Feed The Yak, and a summer market throughout the day offering a variety of street food stalls, fresh produce, handmade goods, crafts and antiques.
Wembley Park Live takes place on Sunday, July 26 from 2.30pm until 7.30pm
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