All the bands playing at Blackpool's Stanley Park every week until September

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You can now enjoy live music every weekend from the bandstand in Stanley Park.

The outdoor gigs are organised by Carole Thaw, a member of the Friends of Stanley Park, and her team of volunteers.

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Bands will play each Sunday between 1pm and 4.30pm starting tomorrow (May 5) until September 15.

Admission is free but you are invited to make a small donation to help cover the cost of the event.

Live music at the bandstand in Stanley Park, Blackpool. Picture credit: Elizabeth GommLive music at the bandstand in Stanley Park, Blackpool. Picture credit: Elizabeth Gomm
Live music at the bandstand in Stanley Park, Blackpool. Picture credit: Elizabeth Gomm

May

  • 5th – Graeme King of Bispham, The Jepes
  • 12th – Boomshaka, Northern Alibi
  • 19th – Parka Monkeys the Immediates, Daisy Atkinson
  • 26th – The Bone Idols, Next of Kin

June

  • 2nd – Bob On, Escape the City
  • 9th – Cherished Times, Kind Hearted Thieves, Daisy Atkinson, Harrison Rimmer
  • 16th – Touch the Pearl, Freefly Crew
  • 23rd – Ska Face, Scarlet Carnival
  • 30th – Limbo Days, Georgie Weston, Cloe Velez

July

  • 7th – Rupert Fabulous, waterloo Ladies Choir
  • 7th – Motorcycle Show in the Italian Gardens
  • 14th – 50’s and 60’s event
  • 21st – Maka Paka Party Band, Dan Clarke Acoustic Solo, Simon Clarke keyboard solo
  • 28th – Glam Rockerz, Neon Rain

August

  • 4th – Leap of Faith, Flash Floods
  • 11th – The Cracked, The Casinos
  • 18th – Blackpool Music School
  • 25th – Elvis at the Bandstand
  • 25th – Classic Car Show in the Italian Gardens
  • Mon 26th – Northern Soul DJs

September

  • 1st – The Waiting, The Deal
  • 8th – THROWBACK, The Remedies
  • 15th – Trip Wire, Dave Rutland

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