Brand new tribute festival coming to Nottingham in July 2024

We’ve all got an artist or two who we wished we’d seen in their heyday. Or even just a massive artist in their prime right now, but their tour dates just don’t align with our plans. Or maybe they do, but the tickets are a bit on the steep side. Could Be Real Tribute Festival comes to Newstead Abbey in Nottingham on Friday 5th July 2023 to treat you to ten of the UK's best tributes including current chart-toppers and yesterday’s legends. 

Boasting a stellar lineup of tributes to Amy Winehouse, Oasis, Arctic Monkeys, Ed Sheeran, Kings Of Leon, Pink, Robbie Williams, Sam Fender, Spice Girls, and Queen, this one promises plenty of pure bangers you know and love while staying budget-friendly. Check the lineup poster below for the names of the cover artists. 

Spread across two stages, the fest treats punters to non-stop music all night long, with gates opening at 4pm and the fest going until 11pm. 

With early bird tickets for under £20 (including booking fee) and final release at just £31 (again, including booking fee), Could Be Real offers indie, pop, and rock from some of the biggest artists in the world without harming your wallet. And what a cracking Christmas present it’d make, might we add. Even VIP tickets, which offer posh toilets, a VIP area with a private bar, and fast-track entry, sit around the £50 mark. What a bargain. 

Photo: Mike Andrew as Robbie Williams / Facebook.com 

Fancy heading out into a field and singing your lungs out to Spice Girls, Arctic Monkeys, and Queen? Of course you do, you’re only human. For the best chance of securing your place, sign up for tickets now at the bottom of this page, ready for when they go on sale on Friday 1st December at 10am. 

Check out our What's On Guide to discover more rowdy raves and sweaty gigs taking place over the coming weeks and months. For festivals, lifestyle events and more, head on over to our Things To Do page or be inspired by the event selections on our Inspire Me page.

Header image credit: Supersonic Queen / Facebook.com