From chart-topping acts to hot air balloons, these are the major concerts and festivals happening in Norfolk in August 2023.
1. Classic Ibiza, Blickling
Where: Blickling Estate, Blickling, NR11 6NF
When: August 5
Price: Adults: £48, children (5-17): £24, under 5s: free, classicibiza.co.uk
Get transported to the White Isle as Classic Ibiza returns to the National Trust's Blickling Estate this summer.
The show will include DJ sets from Jose Luis and Goldierocks and the night ends with the Urban Soul Orchestra, featuring a laser light show.
READ MORE: Classic Ibiza 2023, Blickling Estate: All you need to know
2. VW Whitenoise Festival, New Costessey
Where: Norfolk Showground, Dereham Road, New Costessey, NR5 0TT
When: August 11-13
Price: Weeking general camping - adults (17+): £77, teens (13-16): £33, ages 12 and under: free, day tickets also available, vwwhitenoise.com
Norfolk's biggest motor and music festival returns and it will include hundreds of classic vehicles, with the Show and Shine competition on Sunday.
There will also be live music, a fairground, free children's entertainment, vintage stalls and a free roller disco.
READ MORE: 7 free Norfolk things to do over the 2023 summer holidays
3. Hot Air Balloon Festival, Old Buckenham
Where: Old Buckenham Country Park, Doe Lane, Old Buckenham, NR17 1PP
Where: August 11-13
Price: 3-day weekend non-camping ticket - adults (17+): £30, children (5-16): £15, under 5s: free, oldbuckenhamcountrypark.com
This family-friendly festival returns to the Norfolk countryside and it will be a celebration of hot air balloons and, weather permitting, you will be able to see flights taking off and a stunning night glow.
There will also be live music, street food, a barbecue, a beer festival and children's entertainment.
4. Festival of Sport, Holkham
Where: Holkham Park, Wells-next-the-Sea, NR23 1AB
When: August 11-14
Price: Saturday or Sunday day ticket (includes entry for one adult and one child (aged 5-17): £185, weekend (one adult and one child, book accommodation separately): £370, festivalofsportuk.com
The Festival of Sport takes place at the scenic Holkham Estate and it will feature legends such as rugby stars Will Greenwood and Austin Healey.
The event will feature expert sports coaching for children, which will include hockey, cricket and rowing.
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5. Cromer Carnival Week, Cromer
Where: Carnival Field, Runton Road, Cromer, NR27 9AU
When: August 12-18
Price: Many free events, on Carnival Day (August 16) entry to the Carnival Field is £8 for adults and £6 for seniors or children, see the full programme at cromercarnival.co.uk
After two children's weeks packed with family-friendly activities, from July 31 to August 4 and August 7 to 11, is the main Carnival Week.
Carnival Day is on August 16 from 9.30am until 4.15pm, with entertainment, a funfair and the Red Arrows display at 12.30pm.
Fireworks will be set off from the Carnival Field at 9.15pm on August 17, after the torchlight parade, and entry is free.
READ MORE: Cromer Carnival 2023: All you need to know
6. Earlham Park Concerts and Let's Rock Festival, Norwich
Where: Earlham Park, Norwich, NR4 7TQ
When: August 17-19
Price: N-Dubz (August 17) or Pete Tong (August 18): £45, ueaticketbookings.co.uk, Let's Rock Norwich (August 19): ages 13+: £58.50, children (3-12): £11.25, letsrocknorwich.com
Three days of live music will entertain audiences in Earlham Park this summer, kicking off with hip-hop trio N-Dubz on August 17.
This will be followed by Pete Tong with his globally-renowned Ibiza Classics show on August 18 and Let's Rock Festival is on August 19, with 80s acts including Bananarama, Happy Mondays and Tony Hadley.
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7. Sandringham Estate Concerts, Sandringham
Where: Sandringham Estate, Sandringham, PE31 6AZ
When: August 25-28
Price: Van Morrison (August 25): adults: £77.63, children (5-14): £50.63, Robbie Williams (August 26 and 27): sold-out, The Who: adults: £88.88, children (5-14): £66.38, www.heritagelive.net
The Sandringham Estate's first major live concert series takes place this summer and it has been organised by Heritage Live.
The acts are Van Morrison, with guests including Squeeze and Del Amitri, Robbie Williams, with a special appearance from his former Take That bandmate Mark Owen, and The Who will be accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra.
The summer what's on content in the Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News is sponsored by Chantry Place in Norwich.
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