The ‘Love to be Festival’ will be taking place in Harrogate on September 14th and is billed as “the biggest dance music festival ever.”
Dance music festival is coming to the Stray A huge dance music festival is coming to the Stray later this year. The ‘Love to be Festival’ will be taking place in Harrogate on September 14th and is billed as “the biggest dance music festival ever.” It will feature international house music DJs, vocalists, musicians and performers - all of which will be revealed soon. The festival, the first of its kind in Harrogate, will be held from 1pm to 11pm. A spokesperson for the festival said:
“In our 30th anniversary year, we’ll be bringing you 30 years of house plus the sounds of Ibiza! “It’s an unmissable event never seen before in Harrogate with full festival production, two arenas, plush VIP, food court and much more!”More details will be revealed in due course. First access discount tickets are currently available via the Love to be Festival website here. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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