Sister Sledge Cheltenham Tickets - Cheltenham Racecourse

CVC

4 concerts

CVC, from Church Village, blend influences from Snoop Dogg to RHCP, crafting acclaimed music like "Get Real." Known for their ethos of peace & love, they boast diverse talents and familial ties to Welsh royalty.

Corinne Bailey Rae

2 concerts

Corinne Bailey Rae, UK-born R&B/soul singer-songwriter with a flair for classical and contemporary. Known for hits like "Put Your Records On," she has multiple Top Ten albums, a Mercury Prize nod, and a Grammy win for her Marley cover. Collaborated with Herbie Hancock and featured in film soundtracks.

Pip Blom

9 concerts

Amsterdam's Pip Blom, known for a unique indie rock sound with influences from grunge to Britpop, delights with albums like "Boat" & "Welcome Break." Acclaimed for energetic performances and catchy tunes.

Sister Sledge

3 concerts

Sister Sledge, formed in North Philadelphia, gained fame with "We Are Family," a platinum hit produced by Chic's Nile Rodgers. Known for blending pop-R&B, Philly soul, funk, and disco, they topped the UK charts with "Frankie." Active since the '70s, they continue to perform.

The Hoosiers

7 concerts

UK band The Hoosiers, famed for No.1 album “The Trick to Life” & hits like “Worried About Ray.” Achieved Top-10 with “The Illusion of Safety.” Known for spirited comebacks & creative evolution.

Melin Melyn

9 concerts

Melin Melyn blends folk, rock, pop, & psychedelia with influences like Syd Barrett. Known for their bilingual songs & eccentric tales, featured on BBC Radio 6, and performed at Green Man & End of the Road Festival.

Lime Garden

5 concerts

Brighton's Lime Garden, an indie-electro band known for their debut album "One More Thing," features Chloe Howard, Leila Deeley, Tippi Morgan & Annabel Whittle. Acclaimed by 6 Music, NME, and The Independent.

The Coral

3 concerts

From Hoylake, The Coral blends '60s garage, psychedelic pop, and folk-rock with stellar success. Hits include their UK chart-topping debut and 2003's "Magic and Medicine". Known for evolving sounds and high-profile collaborations, they've maintained a strong influence in the music scene.

The Futureheads

7 concerts

UK post-punk band The Futureheads, known for 2004 hit "Hounds of Love" & stellar harmonies, emerged early 2000s. Influenced by Wire & XTC, evolved from raw to polished sound across albums like "News and Tributes" & a cappella "Rant." Reunited for 2019's "Powers."

Seasick Steve

10 concerts

Seasick Steve, known for raw, powerful live shows with drummer Dan Magnusson, has sold over 1m albums globally and energizes crowds at festivals worldwide.

Beans on Toast

34 concerts

Essex-born folk artist Beans on Toast mixes DIY style with modern concerns, earning a cult figure status. Known for his honest, politically charged songs, he's collaborated with Ben Lovett and Frank Turner. A constant presence at Glastonbury since 2007, he's a favorite in festivals worldwide.

The Lightning Seeds

23 concerts

Ian Broudie, born in Liverpool, famed for '90s hits like "Pure" & "Three Lions," returns with the Lightning Seeds' seventh album. Known for million-seller "Jollification" and collaborations with Terry Hall and James Skelly.

Callum Beattie

10 concerts

Callum Beattie, Scottish singer-songwriter, known for honest, working-class anthems with a punk edge. Famous for his raw storytelling in songs about Scotland and personal growth. Often compared to Gerry Cinnamon and Frank Turner.

Big Country

20 concerts

Scotland-born Stuart Adamson formed Big Country in '81. Known for hits like "In a Big Country" and "Look Away", they achieved platinum success with 'The Crossing'. Famed for Celtic-inspired rock, they shone in the '80s and continued into the next century. Collaborated with Ray Davies.