Lulu to headline Mouth of the Tyne Festival

Mouth of the Tyne Festival 2016

Thursday 7th to Sunday 10th July 2016
various venues, Tynemouth, North East, NE30 4BZ, England MAP
from free to £35-£45

Last updated: Thu 7th Jul 2016

Sunday afternoon headliner Lulu, and support Lemar join the previously announced Bryan Ferry, Will Young, and James Bay at the 12th annual Mouth of the Tyne Festival which takes place from Thursday 7th to Sunday 10th July 2016.

Nadine Shah will support Bryan Ferry at Tynemouth Priory and Castle on Thursday 7th July.

The following night, Friday 8th July, Will Young will be joined on the bill by Tunde Baiyewu the voice of the Lighthouse Family.

While Hyde & Beast join James Bay's sell out show on Saturday 9th July.

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Tickets for Lulu will go on sale at 9am this Friday (4th March), tickets for Will Young or Bryan Ferry are priced at £35 and £45 in advance + booking fee.

Mouth of the Tyne Festival is a four-day cultural celebration of music and performing arts that takes place each summer in Tynemouth, North East England. Its main outdoor stage is situated on a coastal cliff location, adjacent to the Tynemouth Priory and Castle, overlooking the King Edward’s Bay beach and North Sea on one side, and the River Tyne on the other.

Besides nationally-known bands there is a very popular free jazz stage at the end of Front Street, which will be a blaze of colour and activity throughout the festival, and includes a programme of street performers, parades and the hugely popular children’s pageant.

The Playhouse Whitley Bay will play host to live bands and musicians (last year saw Rufus Wainwright) and Tynemouth Metro Station hosts a takeover for the duration, with dance troupes and a wide variety of musicians and performers. There will also be a designated ‘Early Years’ area for children featuring a storytelling, music and craft activities. Local food and craft stalls will line the station’s platform offering a delicious array of locally-sourced produce and decorative work.

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