Pennfest with Jess Glynne, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and more

Sophie Ellis-Bextor, a London-born pop artist, broke out in the 2000s with her disco- and '80s-synth-pop style, gaining fame with hits like "Murder on the Dancefloor" and "Groovejet." Formerly of Brit-pop band theaudience, she reached the U.K. charts' top spots with her solo albums. Known for her dance-pop sound, she has collaborated with producers like Greg Kurstin and Calvin Harris and worked with Ed Harcourt on folk-pop projects like Wanderlust. Her music remains popular, with "Murder on the Dancefloor" resurging thanks to its inclusion in films.

The Hoosiers, known for their multi-platinum debut "The Trick to Life" with hits like "Worried About Ray" and "Goodbye Mr. A," blend creativity and collaboration. Their albums showcase a journey of confidence and evolution, with "The Illusion of Safety" hitting UK charts and subsequent works reflecting renewed passion and artistic freedom.

Wes Nelson, an English singer and TV personality from Staffordshire, blends R&B and Afrobeats. He rose to prominence on Love Island and later won The Games. His music career features popular songs like "See Nobody" (Gold certified) and "Nice to Meet Ya" (over 100M streams), alongside collaborations with Craig David and French Montana.

Bellah Mae, a British singer-songwriter from Solihull, blends pop, country, and pop-punk. Known for sharp storytelling and relatable lyrics on heartbreak, her viral tracks like "Boyfriend Of The Year" brought wide recognition. Popular songs include "Drama King" and "Fast Lane." Notable EPs are "Never Waste A Heartbreak" and "With All Due Disrespect." She signed with Sony Music Nashville.

Gok Wan MBE, a fashion stylist and award-winning TV presenter, is famed for "How to Look Good Naked." He hosts shows like "Say Yes to the Dress Lancashire," is a skilled cook with programs like "Gok’s Cooks Chinese", and co-founded the Golden Chopsticks Awards. Also a celebrity DJ, Wan performed at festivals and clubs across the UK and Europe, launching "Isolation Nation" during lockdown with 1 million weekly streams.