North West band to headline seaside festival
The band will be performing in the resort on Saturday 13 July
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A local band are set to headline an arts and music festival on the North West coast.
Brit pop band, Space, from Liverpool, will perform at the One Community Festival in New Brighton, in Wirral, on Saturday 13 July.
Their debut album Spiders, released in 1996, included hit songs such as Female of the Species.
The event is the culmination of a week-long programme of music, art, theatre and comedy beginning on Monday 8 July, as part of the New Brighton Community Arts Festival.
'Showcasing talent'
It has been organised by a partnership including Wirral Council and Holy Family Catholic Multi-Academy Trust.
Festival organisers said the aim was to showcase the talents of young people, local artists and performers along with local venues and independent businesses.
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Organisers said Victoria Road would be closed off for the event on Saturday 13 July, which will also feature local bands including Belaruse, Headfeeder and Ambedo Blue.
There will also be live street art, along with a kids zone, street food and stalls, organisers said.
Other events over the week include a performance by community choirs and singing groups at The Floral Pavilion on Monday 8 July, along with a performance from Ellesmere Port-based Theatre Porto and an evening of spoken word with local author Ashleigh Nugent.
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