Fusion Festival
August 31st & September 1st 2013
Fusion Festival is proud to announce that more stars will be performing at this summer’s iconic Cofton Park, Birmingham, in support of youth charity The Prince’s Trust. No less than 21 of today’s biggest pop acts will descend on the midlands to play over two nights, with up to 40,000 music fans coming together for a huge weekend of pop at its very best. Expect spectacular live performances, massive chart smash hits plus all the fun of the festival fair with a full fairground and many other interactive events.
Added to Saturday’s bill, headlined by none other than superstar
Jessie J, are; smash hit ‘La La La’ producer
Naughty Boy, followed by ‘Need You (100%)’ singer
A*M*E, the talented
Charlie Brown, Indie/Pop band
The Vamps and singer-songwriter
Ed Drewett. Other acts previously announced are platinum-selling boy band
JLS and “It’s All About You” crooners
McFly. British rapper
Wiley,
Union J and songstress
Amelia Lily will also be taking to the stage as part of an incredible mix of artists to play the festival.
Sunday just got even more exciting with ‘Earthquake’ vocalist and producer
Labrinth coming to town, local Birmingham singer
Jacob Banks, Finnish super kid
Isac Elliot and the fresh young star
Ollie Marland.
Wretch 32,
Conor Maynard and this year’s X Factor winner
James Arthur are also on the bill, followed by chart heartthrobs
The Wanted and uber glam
The Saturdays. Headlining is American R&B god
Ne-Yo, rounding off a spectacular weekend at Cofton Park.
Festival spokesman Mike Owen says “Fusion Festival was already shaping up to be the biggest musical event to hit Birmingham in years, now with the addition of huge artists such as Naughty Boy, Labrinth and more, the event takes on a whole new status. We can’t wait to deliver a party Birmingham will never forget”
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102.2 Capital FM will be live backstage throughout the whole weekend bringing listeners even closer to the biggest artists in the world!” Programme Controller Paul Gerrard said “The whole team are buzzing about being right in the midst of one of the biggest music festivals Brum has seen, if it’s happening, our listeners will be hearing it and seeing it!’
Fusion Festival is proud to support The Prince’s Trust, with £5 from each ticket sale donated to the charity to help change young lives across the UK. The Prince’s Trust is a youth charity that helps vulnerable young people to turn their lives around.
Youth charity The Prince’s Trust has helped more than 700,000 young people since 1976 and supports 100 more each day.
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