Perrie to join Robbie Williams as first acts announced at Newcastle's Come Together Festival
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Taking place from Wednesday, June 4 to Sunday, June 8 June 2025 at Newcastle's Town Moor, traditional home to the long-standing Hoppings Funfair, Come Together Festival is set to attract a range of music fans with the lineup spanning rock, pop, and indie favourites.
Robbie Williams takes centre stage on Wednesday, June 4, joined by an amazing lineup of supporting acts. The last time Robbie was in town was in 2014, where he performed to a sell-out crowd at the then Metro Radio Arena.
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Also performing on this date is South Tyneside’s very own Perrie and rising starAndrew Cushin, a Newcastle native.
The full lineup on Robbie Williams’ date includes acclaimed artists such asLottery Winners, Nell Mescal, and Guy Sebastian. Additional performances from emerging talents Deco, Sonny Tennet, Charlie Floyd, and Harriet Roseround off the bill.
Toby Leighton-Pope, Managing Director of TEG Europe, commented: “We are absolutely thrilled to announce Robbie Williams as our first headliner for the Come Together Festival.
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Hide Ad“Bringing such an iconic artist to Newcastle underscores our commitment to delivering a world-class festival experience that’s accessible and unforgettable.”
A spokesperson for theFreemen of Newcastle added: "Securing global superstar Robbie Williams to headline is huge for the North East, putting our Region firmly on the international music map.
“With a shared vision to make Come Together Festival an annual highlight on the Town Moor, we can’t wait to welcome and entertain audiences from across the UK with world-class music. We’re also beyond excited about the cultural and economic boost this will bring. Our anticipation is huge.”
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