Superstar DJ and award-winning producer Fatboy Slim will head to the Lancashire coast next summer to headline the North West’s largest live music festival.
It is announced today The Rockafeller Skank and Right Here Right Now star will bring his big beats and incredible live show to Lytham Festival on Friday July 2.
He will be supported on the night by special guest dance pop queen Becky Hill.
Tickets go on general sale at 9am Friday September 4 via www.lythamfestival.com
PayPal customers can access the pre-sale from 9am Tuesday.
The reveal comes hot on the heels of global megastar Robbie Williams selling out the Saturday night for next year’s festival in record time and with more headliners still to come, organisers are predicting another huge year for what is now one of the country’s biggest live music festivals.
Lytham Festival co-founder Peter Taylor said: “Fatboy Slim is simply an icon. This is a night I have wanted to schedule for a long time so I can’t wait to welcome him to Lytham.
“His shows are the stuff of legend and I have every confidence this will be a huge night filled with some of the best beats the world of electronic music has to offer.
“I’m also really looking forward to welcoming Becky Hill back to Lytham. It will be nine years since she was last here and her career just goes from strength to strength so it will be a pleasure to see her return to our stage.
“With Robbie Williams headline show selling out in record time and now adding Fatboy Slim to the mix, it is safe to say we are looking at a very exciting Lytham Festival 2027.”
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