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Rewind Scotland launches 2020 line-up including Wet Wet Wet, Jimmy Somerville and Queen Symphonic

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Rewind Festival

Rewind Scotland will celebrate its 10th anniversary at Scone Palace, Perth, this summer with a stellar line-up featuring some of the biggest acts of the 1980s.

Wet Wet Wet, Jimmy Somerville, Hue and Cry, Bananarama and Billy Ocean are among those taking to the stage at the event, which runs from Friday July 17 to Sunday July 19.

The festival will be opened by a unique show celebrating 50 years of one of the world’s greatest rock bands, Queen.

Queen Symphonic features a full symphony orchestra, rock band, and four soloists from the international productions of the musical We Will Rock You performing some of the legendary band’s greatest hits.

The party mood will continue into Saturday, with Jimmy Somerville’s Big Band-Tastic Boogie headlining. Specially created for the festivals, the hit-packed show will feature a big band with brass and strings.

There’ll also be the world’s biggest party popper, as well as special guest Sarah Jane Morris recreating the 1986 number one single Don’t Leave Me This Way.

Wet Wet Wet

Wet Wet Wet headline on the Sunday night, making their debut appearance at the world’s first and biggest 80s music festival.

Frontman Kevin Simm said: “We’re very excited to play Rewind for the first time, it looks like a lot of fun!”

Drummer Tommy Cunningham added: “We can’t wait to play all our hits for you, it’ll be a brilliant night.”

As well as the music, revellers will be able to enjoy a brand-new street food area with a great range of freshly cooked culinary treats.

Also new in 2020 are Club Tropicana, an 80s club in a big top featuring a host of star DJs over the weekend, and the Electro Picture Lounge, a place to chill out watching classic 80s videos, documentaries and film footage.

Back by popular demand are the infamous Inflatable Church as well as the Silent Disco.

Rounding up an unforgettable weekend are the camping and glamping options alongside theme bars, fancy dress, funfair, theme bars, a kid zone, fireworks and more.

The full line-up

Queen Symphonic, Jimmy Somerville’s Big Band-Tastic Boogie, Wet Wet Wet, Billy Ocean, Bananarama, Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey, Trevor Horn Band, Heather Small, Nick Heyward, Shalamar featuring Howard Hewett, Jeffrey Daniel & Carolyn Griffey, Roland Gift of Fine Young Cannibals, Limahl, Hue And Cry, From The Jam, Grandmaster Flash, The Blow Monkeys, Altered Images, Pete Wylie – The Mighty Wah!, The Christians, Owen Paul, T’Pau and John Parr.


Tickets go on sale at 10am on Thursday 30th January 2020 via the official festival website www.rewindfestival.com