Shania Twain final headliner for Lytham Festival

Monday, 12 February 2024 08:00

The 'Feel Like A Woman' singer will be accompanied by Rag'n'Bone Man on the Thursday Night.

Global superstar, celebrated songwriter, style icon and the best-selling female country pop artist of all time Shania Twain is the fifth and final headliner to be revealed for TK Maxx presents Lytham Festival 2024.

The five-time GRAMMY Award winner will head to the North West’s largest music festival on Thursday July 04 and will be supported by triple BRIT and Ivor Novello Award winner Rag’n’Bone Man.

They join the already announced headliners Hozier (Weds July 03), Courteeners (Fri July 05), Madness (Sat July 06) and James (Sun July 07), along with hitmaking special guests and support artists including US rock star Brittany Howard, pop icon Rick Astley, British music legend Johnny Marr and English pop-rock outfit The Kooks.

Festival co-founder Peter Taylor said: “We have a complete line up and I am delighted. Shania Twain is the Queen of country music. She is a global icon and we cannot wait to welcome her to TK Maxx presents Lytham Festival. This will be an amazing night and announcing her as our fifth headliner is the icing on the cake for the summer.

“Every headline artist we have on the bill for 2024 is in the top 20 of artists we are repeatedly asked to deliver, and once again we have programmed five very different nights of live music appealing to a very wide audience.

“Alongside our headliners we also have incredible special guests and support artists and to quite literally have the Giant that is Rag’n’Bone Man joining our bill is fantastic.”

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