Classic Ibiza is returning to the grounds of Norfolk's Blickling Estate this summer - promising a night of Balearic-infused dance music where the heart rate goes up as the sun comes down.
The family-friendly concert, which performed to nearly 60,000 people across the country last year, will be headlined by the 32-piece Urban Soul Orchestra (USO).
The evening will begin with a vibe straight from one of Ibiza’s iconic beachside bars, before becoming a magical alfresco nightclub.
Headliners USO, known for their work alongside dance music greats like Groove Armada, Robert Miles and Nightmares On Wax, will be delving into house music’s rich catalogue, with DJ Goldierocks reinventing the most iconic tracks from the last 30 years.
There will also be a DJ set by former Pacha Ibiza resident Jose Luis and an awe-inspiring laser and light show.
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Classic Ibiza will once again be teaming up with East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) to help raise funds for children, young people and their families living with life-threatening conditions.
The concert raised a grand total of £21,000 for local charities across the country last summer.
Classic Ibiza’s Lisa Ward said: “For the first time, we’re giving our Blickling audience the option of donating to EACH when they purchase tickets from our website.
"Helping Classic Ibiza concertgoers to keep costs down is important to us, so - unlike many promoters - we don’t charge for parking and allow our guests to bring their own food and drink to our shows.
"If people can donate a fraction of these savings, I’m confident we can surpass last year’s total - assisting EACH to continue the incredible work it does.”
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The event is taking place at the Blickling Estate on Saturday, August 3 from 5.30pm to 11pm.
To purchase tickets and for more information, visit classicibiza.co.uk
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