Title:
Music and Beer Festival at the Vulcan Returns to London Southend Airport in 2024
Content:
A UK airport is gearing up to host a vibrant music and beer festival this summer, following a successful event last year. It seems like the tradition of grabbing a pint at the airport before your flight has taken a lively turn for many attendees. This year’s Music and Beer Festival at the Vulcan at London Southend Airport is all set to replicate the fun and excitement of its debut edition.
Event Details:
Music and Beer Festival Dates: August 2nd and 3rd, 2024
Location: Vulcan Restoration Trust’s hangar at the London Southend Airport
Highlights: Live music performances, a variety of street food vendors, and a selection of locally brewed beers and ciders
Brewery Offerings:
Local breweries like Black Box and Maldon’s Datum Attitude will showcase a total of 35 different beers and ciders for festival-goers to indulge in. The event also promises a Pimms and prosecco bar, a gin & tonic bar, along with an array of cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages to cater to varied tastes.
Entertainment Lineup:
Among the bands scheduled to perform at this year’s festival are Sons of Bourbon, Ruby Robinson & Jazz Quartet, The Long Run, Throw Back To The Future, and Faux Fighters. Additional bands and solo artists are expected to join the lineup, ensuring seven hours of live music each day.
Activities and Amenities:
In addition to the music and drinks, attendees can enjoy tabletop shuffleboard, bar skittles, outdoor axe throwing, and a range of other engaging activities throughout the festival.
Ticket Information:
Tickets for the festival are currently on sale at £18 per day for adults and £4 for accompanied under-18s. Each ticket includes a complimentary festival beer glass and a £3 discount on the first pint purchased from Black Box Brewery. Further drinks are priced at £4.50 per pint.
Global Trends:
The concept of repurposing airports for entertainment doesn’t stop at London Southend. Tegel Airport in Berlin has transformed into Turbulence TXL, an acclaimed event space. The former canteen of the airport now serves as a trendy venue for parties and raves, ranking 13th on Time Out’s list of the best things to do worldwide in 2024.
Wrap-Up:
The harmony of music, beer, and festivities at airports is gaining popularity, with Southend Airport’s Music and Beer Festival leading the charge. Join the crowd this summer for an unmatched experience of live music, delectable street food, and a wide selection of beverages amidst the aviation ambiance.