Love Music Hate Racism Festival 2009

Saturday 30th May 2009
Britannia Stadium, Stoke City Football Club, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, UK MAP
£10

Last updated: Fri 22nd May 2009

Love Music Hate Racism Festival 2009 is a one-day music festival with a message, coming to the Britannia Stadium on Saturday May 30th. Some of the UK's top live acts and DJs from every genre of music will come together to celebrate Britain's diverse multicultural society by rocking and raving together with the fans of the music we all love.

The line-up includes on the Main Stage: Eddie Izzard comperes with Peter Doherty, Kelly Rowland, Reverend And The Makers, N-Dubz, Kano, The New Beautiful South, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly and friends, Jerry Dammers, DJ Ironik, VV Brown, Helsinki, The Beat, Beverley Knight, Bashy, Roll Deep, and Kieran Leonard.

Dance Arena: Crazy Cousinz & Kyla, Mistajam, DJ Target, Nighttrate, Blame, Selah, and Skepta. A number of headline acts are still to be announced.

Footballers such as England and Tottenham's Ledley King and Stoke's James Beattie have already voiced their support for the event, and boxing's Amir Khan is also backing the festival.

On the day, the South Stand of the Britannia Stadium will host a massive outdoor stage featuring top live acts. Delilah's Bar inside the stadium hosts a large dance arena across two floors with an exciting line-up of the countrys top DJs from every style of dance music.

The winners of the 'Road to the Britannia' competition for music acts from across Staffs, Cheshire and Shropshire, will also be playing. There are also attractions for all the family, street entertainers, stalls and much more.

For more information, see the Love Music Hate Racism website.

Tickets are priced at £10. To buy tickets, click here.

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