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Feastival Events presents a spectacular day of summer anthems in the picturesque area of Hampden Park Eastbourne this July 31st.

The main headline act is none other than Ibiza legend JUDGE JULES, this iconic DJ has been wowing dance music fans at the worlds most recognisable clubs and the biggest festivals for almost three decades, he has also influenced an entire generation of radio listeners via Radio 1 and Kiss FM with his legendary playlists.

KISSY SELL OUT will be supporting Jules, this hugely successful DJ has had a glittering career that includes shows on Radio 1, smash hit slots at the Glastonbury and Creamfield festivals plus remixed tracks for the biggest names in music that include Gwen Stefani, Calvin Harris, Mark Ronson, Groove Amada and The Human League.

Another popular support act will be THE SHOWHAWK DUO, these two young British acoustic guitarists have been dazzling audiences worldwide with a spectacular approach to guitar playing, their playing style has broken down barriers to modern day music, whether its playing old school classics or up to date funky house their set is truly mesmerising. The duo have become so popular in recent years its seen them performing at the biggest British festivals including Glastonbury, they have also been lucky enough to feature on Radio 1`s Live Lounge.

Support acts including DJ PAUL HILLYER, BHANGRA SMASH UP, DJ NICK BETTS & DJ RICHIE MOORSE will also be performing throughout the day plus IBIZA SHOWGIRLS will be in attendance.

VIP’s will have there own designated viewing area for the stage, fast track to the bar & separate toilets. 

There will be a large tented bar area, cocktail bars, street food vendors & fun adult attractions within the arena.

Social distancing restrictions for this event have now been lifted, if regulations do change for outdoor events they will be strictly followed and all attendees notified.

Refunds will be available under the Online Ticket Seller T&C`s if the event has to be postponed or cancelled due to further government Covid restrictions.