Top Harrogate bands' golden chance to shine on Stray in cycling Fan Zone
Saturday, September 28 will feature Harrogate pop-dance sensations Litany, whose single Bedroom racked up 13 million listens, will be playing from 4.50pm.
Litany is the alias of 25 year-old Harrogate songstress Beth Cornell, who formerly working with producer Jake Nicolaide.
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Fellow Harrogate act, the mighty UK Foo Fighters, who have built up a worldwide reputation and headline their town British tour are then set to play from 6.05pm.
Headliners the Pigeon Detectives have built up a worldwide reputation and will play from 7.40pm.
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Hide AdThe Leeds-based indie rock band have been one of the county’s most popular bands over the last two decades with a string of hit singles such as I'm Not Sorry.
What Harrogate band UK Foo Fighters think of playing Fan Zone
The lead singer of the UK Foo Fighters, a band which started in Harrogate’s Blues Bar but has become world famous, says it is a real “honour” to be asked to play the Fan Zone during the UCIs.
Jay Apperley, who once sang with the real Foo Fighters, said: “It’s a real honour to be asked to play and we are delighted to be representing Harrogate, Yorkshire, the UK and the Foos themselves
“We can’t wait!”
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Hide AdAs part of their national tour UK Foo Fighters will also be playing Leeds on October 4. For tour date info, visit www.ukfoofighters.co.uk