Tony Hadley and JLS are two of the headline acts at this year’s Sunshine Festival.
Hadley, who was one half of Spandau Ballet, will take to the stage and perform timeless classic including True and Gold.
JLS, now in their seventh year back together since reforming, are certain to give fans a show with number one hits like Beat Again and Everybody In Love.
Beyond Hadley and JLS, The Proclaimers arrive with a catalogue including Letter from America and I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles), while indie rock fans can look forward to The Fratellis, known for Chelsea Dagger and Whistle for the Choir.
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A spokesperson for Sunshine Festival said: “There is no individual setting for a festival crowd. The song begins at the same time for everyone. The chorus is shared, and the person singing beside you may be 10, 40 or 70.
“Sunshine Festival has deliberately developed around that multigenerational experience.
“The result is not a tribute to one particular era.”