Win VIP weekend tickets worth £300 each to Cambridge Club Festival and see Diana Ross and The Jacksons
The Cambridge Independent is proud to be media partner for this year’s Cambridge Club Festival – and this week we’ve got some very special prizes up for grabs.
We’ve got four VIP weekend tickets to give away – worth a total of around £1,200.
Our winners will enjoy the full premium experience at this exciting event, with a private bar and chill-out area, queue jump access, and an exclusive viewing platform with an unrivalled view of the main stage.
This competition is open to anyone aged 18 and over (under-18s can attend with a winning adult).
Taking place this year on June 10-12, the Cambridge Club Festival boasts a seriously impressive line-up, with the likes of Diana Ross, The Jacksons, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Level 42, Gabrielle, Corinne Bailey Rae, and Mica Paris all set to perform in the beautiful setting of Childerley Orchard near Cambridge.
The seeds for the festival were sown when three friends, William Young, Sam Mellor and Frazer Robinson – who also founded the Strawberries & Creem festival – came up with the idea while enjoying lunch in Cambridge’s famous Fitzbillies café.
The original idea was to stage an event that their mums would enjoy – an evening of gin and Prosecco tasting. No one realised at the time that five years later this event would spawn a three-day musical extravaganza attracting such a array of musical superstars.
Enter the competition
- For your chance to win a VIP Weekend ticket to the Cambridge Club Festival, you'll need to answer this question:
- Question: Where were the festival’s founders when they came up with the idea for the Cambridge Club Festival?
- Fill in the simple form at cambridgeindependent.co.uk/entercomps/ with your answer, putting Cambridge Club in the ‘Competition name’ section of the form.
- Tick the box to sign up for our brilliant weekly newsletter and we’ll keep you posted on the festival, the latest events and competitions.
- You’ll need to submit the form by 12pm on Friday, April 29.
What else is on at the festival?
Along with the music on offer, the festival serves up a three-day feast of arts, culture, and wellness activities. Revellers can start their morning by practising peaceful mindfulness and yoga and spend the afternoon enjoying a fine selection of comedy and podcasts at the Auditorium of Intrigue – situated in the orchard – with fascinating talks and comedy performances.
Performers include Marcus Brigstocke – British comedian best known for his acclaimed, satirical BBC Radio 4 programme The Now Show – along with comedy act Angelos Epithemiou (played by Dan Skinner), who regularly features on the Brian and Roger podcast and TV shows such as Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch.
They will be accompanied by a variety of comedians including Emmanuel Sonubi, Olivia Lee, Michelle Shaughnessy, Rob Rouse and Howard Read.
The festival team has also launched a region-wide talent competition called Live and Local, looking for regional talent to join Diana Ross, Nile Rodgers, etc on the main stage – an amazing opportunity for performers in the region.
How do I buy tickets?
Tickets are available from thecambridgeclub.co/tickets.
Weekend tickets start at £155 – covering entry on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, including a return shuttle bus to/from site. Day tickets start from £60, and VIP packages (private bar area and viewing platform) and hospitality (members-only area with complimentary food/drink) are available.
There is camping on site: pre-pitched packages for all budgets and group sizes (including glamping), or self-pitch tent options too.
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