Gengahr, Another Sky to play socially-distanced Wild Fields Festival

Following the recent successful return of live music, Wild Fields Festival is due to take place on September 12th and 13th at the Norfolk Showground near Norwich.

Gengahr and KOKOROKO will head up the bill, with Indoor Pets, Lauran Hibberd, Jordan Mackampa and Spyres also set to play over the weekend. A second stage will showcase local talent and DJs will also appear.

In order to make the event as safe as possible, groups of up to six people can attend together in roped-off zones, with screens and surround sound aiming to create a “fully immersive” festival experience.

Wild Fields takes the place of this year’s Wild Paths festival. Last year inaugural edition saw the likes of The Magic Gang and Black Honey take to a myriad of stages around Norwich.

Check out the full line up announcement below.

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So... about that line-up -⁠ ⁠ Indie // Alt // Jazz // Neo-Soul // Acoustic // Folk // Pop // Psych // Rock⁠ What. More. Could. You. Want? ⁠To dance in a field with your buddies and tuck in to some of Norwich's finest street food? We got you. All the way. ⁠ ⁠ And so have this lot -⁠ ⁠ @kokorokomusic @gengahrband @JoeArmonJones @UnderneathAnotherSky @JordanMackampa @indoorpetsband @lauran.hibberd @spyresmusic @pinupspinupsmusic @anorakpatch @gabbyriversmusic20⁠ @mayalawmusic @mol.willis @gaildotmp3 @em_parish @bloghausnorwich @oliviadeanmusic @NebulaSunBand @gallimusic @kittyperrinmusic ⁠ @sameaglemusic @MalanaOnTheBeat @ollyplaysmusic @charlottewaresax @soulstew ⁠ ⁠ 🌿⁠ ⁠ 🎬 by @visualsbycolleen

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