Three-day rock festival coming to Wolverhampton
NWOCR LiveFest returns to KK's Steel Mill with three days of live music from rock bands from across the UK and beyond
Wolverhampton is set to host three days of live rock music when NWOCR LiveFest returns to KK's Steel Mill later this month.
The fifth edition of the festival will run from Friday, September 25 to Sunday, September 27, celebrating the New Wave of Classic Rock movement.
The opening night will feature London band The Dust Coda and Norfolk rockers Bad Touch, alongside vocalist Kim Jennett.
Saturday's line-up will be headed by Canadian-Australian band The Lazys, with Hollowstar also among the acts taking to the stage.
The festival will continue on Sunday with Birmingham heavy metal band Fury and Scottish rockers Slam.
Other acts appearing across the weekend include SKAM, Doomsday Outlaw, Hell's Addiction, Bobbie Dazzle, Blue Nation, Thieves of Liberty and Eddie and the Wolves.
The festival organisers say the event aims to showcase established performers alongside emerging artists from the grassroots rock scene.
NWOCR LiveFest was first held in 2022 and has returned annually since, with KK's Steel Mill hosting the Wolverhampton event.
Weekend and individual-day tickets are available, with reduced-price tickets for under-14s. Younger attendees must be accompanied by an adult.
NWOCR LiveFest 5 takes place at KK's Steel Mill, Frederick Street, Wolverhampton, from September 25 to 27.