Chilfest

Marc Almond, Go West, The Selecter, Nik Kershaw, and Heaven 17. Additionally, Scouting for Girls, Baby D, The Farm, and East 17

Marc Almond tops what is another fantastic line-up this year for the much-loved independent family-friendly festival in Tring, Hertfordshire, bringing a music retrospective to the Chiltern Hills on July 5-6.

Go West will be bringing a dose of Californian sunshine to Hertfordshire with their classic feelgood hits including Pretty Woman smash hit King of Wishful Thinking, and chart-toppers Call Me and We Close our Eyes.

The wonder that is Nik Kershaw hopes to keep the sunshine going with his die-hard hit I Won't Let the Sun Go Down on Me, among his huge back catalogue of songs such as Wouldn't It Be Good and The Riddle.

The crowd will be in heaven with a visit from Glenn Gregory and Martyn Ware of Heaven 17 and their mega crowd-pleaser Temptation, which always goes down a storm at Chilfest.
Ska royalty The Selecter are guaranteed to get the revellers on their feet with hits like On My Radio , James Bond and Too Much Pressure.

Other acts include 90s favourites The Farm who always bring a poignant moment to festivals with their anthem All Together Now. Meanwhile, East End lads East 17 will no doubt be urging festival goers to Stay Another Day, but you won't be expected to wear your winter white Parkas in the July heat.

And reigniting all those clubbing memories will be Baby D getting the crowd going with club classic Let Me Be Your Fantasy.

For the younger generation, Chilfest also welcomes Scouting for Girls whose sing-along favourites, including You're So Lovely, will appeal to all ages.

Friday gets the party started with a galaxy of talented tribute bands as part of Chilfest's Totally Tribute night.