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Monday, 22 August 2022 06:29

A popular music festival in Ross-on-Wye will return this weekend.

OllieFest will take place over the August Bank Holiday at Ross Rugby Club.

The festival, which gains in popularity every year, is promising to bring a fantastic selection of live music and entertainment for the whole family.

Live music, which will be over 3 stages, includes UK Queen, The Commitments, UK Fleetwood Mac, Thomas Nicholas Band, The UK Rock Show, The Young Casuals, Young Elton, Runaway Killers, Born Gaga, Link N Park, DJ Hype, Vandal, DJ Sy, Nicky Blackmarket, plus lots more.

As well as the fantastic live music there will be a fun fair, plenty of food and drink, entertainment for children, and a fireworks display at 10.50pm on the Sunday to mark the end of the event.

The event kicks off on Friday at 12noon and runs until 11pm on Sunday, and is held at the Ross Rugby Club, Greytree, Ross-on-Wye, HR9 7GQ.

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