| Pop icons Sugababes have been announced as special guests for Love Saves The Day 2023. Marking a huge return with their original lineup, Sugababes’ comeback in 2023 has been sending fans into a frenzy, with shows selling out in seconds and performances already becoming the stuff of legend. One of the UK’s most celebrated girl groups of all time, Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, and Siobhan Donaghy have always been regarded as pop pioneers, with hits including ‘Round Round’, ‘Push The Button’, ‘Freak Like Me’, ‘About You Now’ and countless others. Taking to the Love Saves stage on Sunday 28th May, their performance looks set to be truly special. Returning to the iconic Ashton Court Estate on the May Bank Holiday Weekend (27th/28th) – Love Saves The Day has become a legendary staple in the South West event calendar, showcasing some of the music world’s biggest global talents, alongside promising newcomers and local legends to form a melting pot of thriving modern culture all in one place. In its 11 year history the festival has always delivered a massive lineup, from early days in Castle Park through to its expansion to Eastville Park, before finding a new permanent home in the legendary Ashton Court Estate last summer. Set across 860 acres, the estate has a storied musical history, hosting iconic performances across the decades from the likes of Portishead, Simple Minds, Robert Plant and more across the years, as well as being home to Bristol’s Balloon Fiesta. Looking to the present, Love Saves The Day 2023 is set to be the biggest yet, featuring a multitude of groundbreaking stages and world-beating talent. Dance pioneer Fatboy Slim leads the charge, announced as a headliner for Saturday (27th May). A true festival legend, Fatboy returns to Bristol after his recent guerilla roadblock show with Eats Everything, which saw thousands flock to the streets of Stokes Croft to catch a glimpse of the set. With that in mind, it only makes sense to put him on one of the biggest stages this summer for what promises to be a phenomenal headline set, with Eats Everything following suit on Sunday on The Centre Stage as part of a History of Rave takeover. Sunday (28th May) will see Years & Years make a long awaited return to Bristol as LSTD’s second headliner. Known for their stunning live shows, filled with dazzling theatrics, remarkable stage presence and of course big bops, Olly Alexander’s brand of electro-pop has wowed audiences across the world over the last decade and become one of the country’s most immersive, uplifting performers. With his extensive charity work and groundbreaking acting performance on Channel 4 series ‘It’s A Sin’, Years & Years shows are all about positivity and self-expression, making him a perfect fit as a Love Saves The Day headliner. |