Black Country Musicom Festival 2024: All you need to know about this weekend's must-hear music event
Black Country Musicom Festival 2024 is set to be one of the biggest and best music events in the Black Country calendar this year – but what is it?
Thousands of people are set to head to Himley Hall and Park in Himley, Dudley, on Sunday, July 14, where one of the biggest tribute-led festivals is due to take place.
The event will see more than 30 world class musicians come together to perform.
What is it?
From stunning violinists to Led Zeppelin tributes, the avid music lover can experience it all at the Dudley-based event.
The tribute bands will play hits from Metallica, AC/DC, Coldplay, Toto, Prince, Queen, Aerosmith and many more.
The event will feature leading tribute bands Oasis Fakermaker and Foo Fighters GB, as well as a mixture of symphony and orchestra-based bands.
What time should I get there?
Doors open to the event at 5pm, with Oasis Fakermaker scheduled to take to the stage at 5.30pm.
Visitors are expected to get a parking space early so there are no issues getting into the event.
The event is scheduled to end at 10pm with the last band, Symphonix Orchestra, taking to the stage at 8.30pm.
Who is playing?
Main stage acts will be as follows; Fleetwood Mac Experience (Fleetwood Mac) Jamie Flanagan (Michael Buble), Bruno (Bruno Mars), Vikki Earle (Taylor Swift), The Los Palmas 6 (Madness) and Sass Brown and the River Deep Band (Tina Turner).
On the comedy stage will be Andy White, Nipper Thomas, Stephen Dodd and Ryan Gough.
Will there be food and drinks?
On-site, there will be a large selection of food and drink stalls, including beer vendors, funfair and smaller rides for younger children, street food from around the world, local band performances and a large variety of street acts.
VIP tickets will also include a queue jump, a glass of fizz on arrival, access to the 'golden circle' and 'VIP marquee', luxury toilets and a buffet.
How much are tickets?
Tickets for the event cost £32.10 per adult and £21.60 per child, with car parking costing £4 per vehicle.
Anyone driving into the event is advised to get there early as car parking is limited.
More information can be found on the Himley Hall and Park website.
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