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CarFest 2023: McFly, Craig David, and Texas Unveiled as Headliners

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Anticipation fills the air as headlines blaze with news of this year’s CarFest headliners. The remarkable lineup for the upcoming August Bank Holiday weekend at Laverstoke Park Farm in Overton has just been unveiled, marking the arrival of the impressive 12th edition of this fundraising festival, set for August 25 to 27.

The festivities commence on Friday with the beloved McFly returning to the stage, celebrating two decades since their debut performances in 2023. Saturday’s spotlight belongs to the iconic Craig David, returning to his Hampshire roots 25 years after his global ascent.

Sunday night sees Texas taking the stage for an enchanting closing act.

Rick Astley returns triumphantly since his 2020 appearance, gracing the event with his distinct voice. The performance lineup includes Alex Horne and the Horne Section, Billington & Quinn, BoyzLife, The Bootleg Beatles, The Dolly Parton Experience, The Feeling, Rick Partfitt Jnr., and Reef, alongside DJ sets from Gok Wan and James Haskell.

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Nostalgia reigns supreme as The Village People electrify the main stage with their timeless hit ‘YMCA’, prompting festival-goers to unleash their dance moves.

CarFest’s appeal extends beyond music, introducing an array of 2023 celebrity guests, including Anton Du Beke, Ben Miller, Jimmy Carr, Rob Brydon, Russell Brand, and more. The festival hosts discussions spanning diverse entertainment topics across its star-studded stages, offering attendees the chance to have their questions answered.

Following last year’s massive success, CarFest 2023 again brings together seven festivals in one: AdventureFest, FoodFest, KidsFest, RetroFest, SpaFest, StarFest, and CarFest! From outdoor exploration and thrilling car stunts to insights from celebrities and wellness experts, there’s something for every visitor.

Conceived by Chris Evans in 2012, CarFest remains devoted to raising funds for UK children’s charities. Over the years, it has raised millions for partner organizations. In 2023, the festival’s charitable efforts benefit BBC Children in Need, Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust, My Black Dog, Rainbow Trust, Starlight Children’s Foundation, Teenage Cancer Trust, Young Epilepsy, and local Hampshire-based charity Naomi House & Jack’s Place. This year’s CarFest promises unparalleled family delight – a blend of live music, adventure, comedy, classic cars, celebrity encounters, and culinary showcases. It’s the ultimate Bank Holiday weekend experience.

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