A special event involving acts who perform as acclaimed musical artist is set to take place in Sheffield this spring.
Dubbed “The Fake Festival”, the upcoming event will see renowned tribute bands and impersonators take the stage in Sheffield’s popular Endcliffe Park for a single day of live music and entertainment. Organisers of outdoor events like fairs, fetes and festivals often look to professional banner printing services to create largescale advertisements and signage that encourages members of the public to attend.
The festival will feature six fake bands giving their personal renditions of acts like Pulp (Pulp’d), the Arctic Monkeys (Antarctic Monkeys), Queen (Flash), Foo Fighters (Fore fighters), James (Laid) and the Red Hot Chili Peppers (Really Hot Chili Peppers).
The Fake Festival will take place on Saturday, May 14 inside the Giant Marquee at Endcliffe Park in Sheffield. The festival will open at 11:15 am and close at 10:00 pm. Standard entry admission is available in advance priced at £32.50 or £47.50 on the door. Family tickets are also offered at £95.
Camping facilities are not available at the park, but the festival will enjoy a licensed bar and a wide array of different food traders will be present selling jacket potatoes, pizza, and burgers. Weather-willing, there will also be a selection of stalls specialising in toys, games and entertainment for younger festivalgoers.
