From the line-up to travel, here is all you need to know ahead of the huge 80s festival Let's Rock Norwich returning for 2023.
When is Let's Rock Norwich 2023 and what is the location?
The touring festival returns to Earlham Park in Norwich on Saturday, August 19 2023 from 11am until 10.30pm, with the music starting at 12noon.
Who is performing at Let's Rock Norwich?
The Norwich line-up is Bananarama, Happy Mondays, Tony Hadley, Heaven 17, The Farm, Five Star, Johnny Hates Jazz, Toyah, T'Pau, Neville Staple, Hollywood Beyond, Blancmange, Junior Giscombe, Janet Kay, Neal X of Sigue Sigue Sputnik and Livin Joy.
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How can I get to the event?
The best way to travel is by bus, either on the Park and Ride from Costessey, where there is free parking, or the 25, 26 or 26A buses, which link to Norwich city centre.
Premium car parking at UEA is available on the Let's Rock Norwich website.
Can I bring food and drink?
You can bring your own picnic into the main arena, but you can't take in alcohol - there will be bars (card only) and food trucks on site.
You are allowed to bring soft drinks and water with you, of not more than 500ml per sealed bottle, with water refill points available.
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What else can I and can't I bring?
Dogs, except guide dogs, are not allowed and you can't bring glass or sharp objects (including picnic cutlery).
You can bring tables, chairs and small tents (up to a height of 1m) - these are not allowed in the area between the sound desk and the front of the stage.
Are tickets still available?
Tickets are still available at letsrocknorwich.com and cost £58.50 for ages 13+, £11.25 for ages 3-12 and under 3s are free, with VIP and posh loo tickets also available.
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