Heritage Live has announced pop icons Sugababes as the final act to headline their 2023 concert series in the stunning grounds of English Heritage’s Audley End House & Gardens.
The huge outdoor pop party will take place on Saturday 12th August, and will also feature special guests Sam Ryder, and DJ sets from Take That’s Howard Donald, and All Saints’ Melanie Blatt.
Tickets for the show will be available via pre-sale on Wednesday 14th June at 9am. Customers MUST pre-register at https://arep.co/p/sugababes to purchase tickets.
The full line-up for the shows at Audley End in 2023 also includes Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Tom Jones, Razorlight, Soft Cell, and Bjorn Again.
The era-defying, chart-topping British sensations Sugababes are one of the biggest-selling British girl groups of all-time. With six Number One singles, millions of global sales and multiple multi-platinum albums, they now continue their stellar return with rave live reviews from venues and festivals across the country.
Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena and Keisha Buchanan defined an era in British pop with their smooth vocals and magical harmonies offset by garage and alternative soundscapes. Now, the iconic group who gave us ‘Overload, ‘Round Round’, ‘Freak Like Me’ and so much more will bring the party to Audley End.
Sam Ryder rose to fame last year representing the UK at Eurovision, and achieving a recent-best runner up finish. His debut album, ‘There’s Nothing But Space, Man!’ hit No.1 and saw him nominated for a BRIT Award, with hit singles such as the Eurovision entry ‘Space Man’ and ‘Living Without You’ with Sigala and David Guetta.
The party will be started at Audley End with DJ sets from Howard Donald of Take That, followed by Melanie Blatt by All Saints.
Howard has been performing DJ sets all over the word since before Take That got together all that time ago. He plays a mix of vocal house & tech also with modern mixes of classic anthems.
Melanie Blatt of All Saints will bring a mix of hip-hop, soul and 90s RnB to Audley End, having DJ’d at venues in Ibiza, Dubai and London.
Also announced for the Heritage Live summer outdoor concert series at Audley End in 2023 are:
- Friday 4th August 2023 – Bjorn Again + The Real Thing + Boney M
- Saturday 5th August 2023 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds + The Zutons
- Sunday 6th August 2023 – Tom Jones + Special Guests
- Friday 11th August 2023 – Soft Cell + Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark + Heaven 17
- Sunday 13th August 2023 – Razorlight + Embrace + The Feeling + Toploader
About Heritage Live
Heritage Live brings together the very best in live music to the most beautiful of outdoor settings.
The series at Audley End House & Gardens has previously hosted artists such as Tom Jones, The Jacksons, Jess Glynne, 2Cellos, Van Morrison, Boy George & Culture Club, Simple Minds, Elbow, Human League and more. Heritage Live is brought to you by GCE Live.
Giles Cooper of Heritage Live is Chairman of the Royal Variety Charity & Executive Producer of the Royal Variety Performance – now commanding over 152M global television viewers annually.
Food & Drink
Please note that a picnic in a small rucksack is permitted. No alcohol, soft drinks, plastic water bottles or knives are permitted within the bag. To reduce waste at the site we strongly discourage single use plastics being brought in. There will be a wide variety of bars and artisan food traders on site.
Parking
Car parking tickets can be purchased in advance via the online ticketing process at £10 per vehicle. Limited car parking may be available on the day but will be dependent on capacity, so we strongly advice you pre-book your parking.
Disabled/Access Customers
For discounted disabled tickets, please purchase your tickets via AXS.com. Tickets for our Access Viewing Platform and/or spaces in our disabled car park, can also be booked via axs.com/heritagelive and are sold on a first-come-first served basis.
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