Fuse – Lichfield Arts

Get ready for an unforgettable weekend as Fuse Festival returns for its 25th edition! Immerse yourself in a world of live music, dazzling performances, creative arts, and inclusive activities—all designed to bring people together.

11-13th JULY

Beacon Park, Lichfield

Free & Accessible for Everyone
Incredible Live Music & Performances
Committed to Sustainability
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9.00pm GIRLBAND! are an alternative three-piece from Nottingham; A formidable force for good and a dynamic group that pull on influences from the 50s to the 90s, creating a joyous, natural musical palette cleanser like no other. A punk band making pop songs, influences include other seminal three-pieces such as Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana and The Police, as well female-led groups such as The Breeders, The Cranberries and The Pretenders. The girls are, in their own words, ‘a bulletproof wolfpack’.

7.55pm Camens are an exciting alternative indie collective from Stoke on Trent, whose debut album ‘WORK/LIFE/BALANCE’ has already had nearly a million streams. Camens have captivated audiences with their live shows and lyrics, blending authentic storytelling and refined modern guitar tones with a timeless edge. As well as their own headline gigs they have supported The Lottery Winners, Scouting for Girls, The Feeling, The Futureheads, The Sherlocks and Echobelly.

7.15pm L’Exterieur are a young local rock band from Lichfield. Formed in early 2024, the band has been a star of Lichfield Arts’ Emerging Talent programme. They take inspiration from icons like Evanescence and Paramore due to their classically trained female lead singer. The band has an eclectic repertoire of songs ranging from artists like Fleetwood Mac, KISS and Blur to name a few.

8.50pm Get ready to be blown away by the electrifying force that is Blue Nation! Hailing from the heart of Birmingham, this powerhouse 3-piece band unleashes a seismic fusion of riff-based melodic blues rock, crafted from a reservoir of iconic influences including Cream, Zeppelin and Brit Pop 90’s along with more recent inspirations like Rival Sons and Vintage Trouble. Blue Nation has graced the Main Music Stage at the F1 British Grand Prix in Silverstone twice and has toured extensively across the UK, Europe and NYC. Accolades include UK Band of the Year 2024 by Beyond the Vibe Podcast and victory on The Introducing Stage at The Great British Rock & Blues Festival.

7.25pm Emerging from the heart of the Midlands, Little Juke have swiftly made a name for themselves in the indie rock scene, already securing sold-out shows in their hometown. Drawing inspiration from Arcade Fire to Alt-J, Radiohead to Foals, they create a unique blend of atmospheric indie rock with intricate melodies and profound lyrics and deliver rousing, energetic live shows. Radio X’s John Kennedy was ‘blown away’ upon first hearing their debut single ‘Down The Rabbit Hole’, and they have achieved acclaim by writing a track for BBC’s ‘Phoenix Rise’, and are now recording new material at the renowned RML Studios ready for their next release.

6.05pm Last Edition are a sax-fuelled ska punk quartet from Leicester. Inspired by two-tone and third wave ska. Last Edition blends infectious sax hooks, belting harmonies and an energetic hard-hitting sound, synonymous with the ska punk genre. Last Edition have racked up the miles, landing festival appearances at Boomtown Fair, Illusive Festival, Rebellion Festival, HogSozzle, Boardie Takeover at Download Festival, Silverstone Woodlands (F1 & MotoGP) and ButeFest! Over the years, Last Edition have supported the likes of Reel Big Fish, Mad Caddies, Big D and The Kids Table, Suburban Legends and The Skints.

5.05pm SANITY embodies rap as an art form, encased within a distinctive blend of hip-hop, jazz and soul. The Birmingham native’s relentless lyricism places her front-and-centre of a creative new wave defined by embracing fluidity and dismantling categories. SANITY’s ascent as one of the most exciting voices in UK Rap is no surprise. Since taking to the stage at the 2018 Commonwealth Games closing ceremony in Australia to an estimated audience of 1 billion people, highlights have included her performance with BBC Symphony Orchestra (Beyond The Bricks Of Brum, 2022), opening for legendary artist Yasiin Bey/Mos Def (Troxy, 2022), performing at SXSW (2024) for BBC Introducing and securing her single ‘Black Eye’ on the renowned gaming franchise FC25.

4.00pm Developed in association with Matt & Phreds Jazz Club in Manchester, Party at the Jazz Club delivers a dance your socks off jazz and funk experience featuring arrangements of tunes by the likes of Stevie Wonder, Moloko, Pink!, Basement Jaxx, Dua Lipa, Wild Cherry, Daft Punk, Jamiroquai and more!

Led by Jazz Trumpeter & Guitarist Nick Dewhurst, the band features vocals from Tom Lindsay, Sam Craig & Beth Fisher-Dewhurst, glued together by the funkiest of rhythm sections. Expect great grooves, passionate solos and exceptional musicianship!

2.50pm Birmingham-based High Horses combine traditional folk instruments with rhythm and blues, soul and rock. They perform original compositions from a wide range of influences via a line-up comprising violin, vocals, mandolin, guitar, bass and drums. They have gigged extensively across the country, including support slots for The Levellers, Ocean Colour Scene and White Buffalo. Expect an atmospheric ride with feel good, foot-stomping and chorus-cheering country.

1.45pm Drawing inspiration from alternative rock, grunge and garage punk, Mantarray bring contagious energy to the room with truly adrenaline-fuelled performances. Having grown up together in the West Midlands, the members showcase powerful and animated chemistry on stage. Their lyrics have a raw edge, vulnerability and passion, and the lead guitar features anthemic and distorted hooks. It’s no wonder their fast-paced, in-your-face songs have captivated audiences at sold out shows across the UK

12.40pm Lichfield Gospel Choir began as a series of workshops led by Birmingham-based acapella quintet Black Voices for the 2009 Lichfield Festival. The project was such a success that a permanent choir was formed and they haven’t looked back since! They are a captivating, joyful choir with over 100 members and a repertoire which embraces African, gospel and soulful music. With an infectious joy and a huge sense of community, their ethos is to create a space where each member can participate equally, regardless of ability.

8.15pm Lichfield legend Thumpa is a busy drum & bass and old jungle DJ who has played all over the world and in every corner of the UK. He regularly DJs at massive parties throughout the country including Drum & Bass Classics in London, Random Concept, Raveology and Crooked House Festival and has clocked up appearances at Wesfest (the biggest indoor rave in the UK), Slammin Vinyl and countless other. At Fuse Thumpa will be dropping some classic old skool, jungle and D&B anthems on Saturday night -get your raving shoes on!

7.20pm Birmingham’s Psilovibes deliver good vibes and positivity through an eclectic musical mix incorporating RnB, drum & bass, house, hip hop, funk and more. The resulting experience is an emotive and energetic journey of good vibes, a movement for the soul.

6.20pm Engulfed in the world of raunchy blues, take a wild ride with Tyler Kent and his band! Prepare for striking originals filled with passion and a flurry of virtuous solos. Bringing a fresh face with musical prowess to the blues scene, Tyler has been successful in acquiring an endorsement with Patrick Eggle Guitars whilst playing most guitar shows throughout the UK. He brings energy and passion to the stage that never disappoints and you’ll be whipped back to the days when great guitars were played loudly through great amps. His signature blend of raunchy blues is a must see for fans of guitar-based rock

5.20pm Boom Boom Womb are four scrumptious babies from Shropshire with lots of energy, singing real songs for real people – think punky rock and roll/riot grrrl sound with a sprinkling of grunge. Formed in April 2023, their music is a mix of raw and powerful riffs, catchy beats and provocative lyrics that challenge social norms and empower the listener. Each band member brings a different catalogue of favourites to the party from metal to pop punk to 90’s divas, and collectively they pull a lot of inspiration from the greats of the genre like Bikini Kill, L7 and Verruca Salt.

4.20pm The Two Tone Revolution are a Birmingham-based seven piece playing infectiously danceable versions of classic ska hits from Madness, The Specials, Bad Manners, The Beat, The Selecter, The Body Snatchers and many more. With roots embedded in the original 1979 ska revival, the band delivers the unique experience of the dance craze tour with major hits from all the major bands in the ska boom

3.25pm After a 40-year hiatus Virgil Splint, along with two other Lichfield bands from the 80s, played a special sold-out gig at the Guildhall recently. It went so well that the band has reformed! Every performance feels like a party: not your run of the mill covers band, their versions mix rock with pop and some that you you wouldn’t expect. So if you want some fun, catch Virgil Splint while you can at Fuse!

2.40pm Diverse, talented and melodic, the Gorstey Lea boys ’ thrills, sonic pills and heartfelt delivery ensure you’ll never experience a dull moment. They play pleading, swirling powerpop that clearly references the heroic pop of the 80’s with a contemporary bent, creating a landscape of sonic adrenaline-powered dream-rock bliss, somewhere between Ride, Kula Shaker and Ocean Colour Scene.

2.00pm Behind The Fridge hail from the seaside town of Burntwood. If you are keen to experience important songs about important stuff, such as spoons, mops, jigsaws and the darts-based quiz show Bullseye, this could be best 30 minutes of your life. Move your limbs as you learn about the importance of cleaning Weetabix from your cereal bowl in a timely manner, how to cope in busy supermarkets or the correct time of day to eat an After Eight mint. Whatever it is you didn’t need to know about, they will tell you with high energy, high notes and high fives that will leave you highly entertained.

1.15pm Formed during an impromptu performance at a Christmas party in 2023, Lichfield’s Robot Garden Party put their own unique spin on an eclectic range of covers spanning many decades and genres. From Fleetwood Mac to Girls Aloud, be sure to expect plenty of sing along choruses, catchy riffs and an unconventional medley or two!

12.30pm Three Spires Voices brings together singers across nine decades, uniting generations in a shared love of music. Formed from three local choirs, it represents a true community of voices:

Three Spires Community Choir – A non-audition choir for ages 16+, singing everything from musicals and pop to world and folk music. Open to all—no experience needed, just a love of singing.

MusicShare Young Voices – For children aged 6–11, this non-audition choir sings a wide range of music and has performed at venues including the Royal Opera House, Symphony Hall Birmingham, and Lichfield Cathedral.

MusicShare Youth Voices – A choir for ages 12–18, performing diverse repertoire locally and beyond. Recent highlights include performing Haydn’s Creation with the Gabrieli Consort as part of the ROAR project.

MusicShare is a singing schools programme run by Lichfield Cathedral School and Lichfield Cathedral, supported by Arts Council England through The Music Partnership.”

Walsall Operatic Society – Saturday 12.15pm. Join Walsall Operatic Society at Fuse Festival for a sneak peek of their upcoming production of Hairspray, coming to Lichfield Garrick Theatre this October.

Fusion Dance School – Saturday 13.15pm. Join the talented dancers from Fusion Dance School for an exciting, high-energy street dance showcase full of skill, creativity, and energy!

2.00pm-8.00pm Midlands Open Mic Takeover – Local vibes. Big talent.

Our friends at Midlands Open Mic are bringing their signature energy to Fuse, taking over our Open Mic Tent with a brilliant mix of local artists, musicians, and performers. Known for their regular grassroots events across the region, they’re all about showcasing homegrown talent and building a warm, welcoming community around live music, spoken word, and raw creativity.

Expect fresh sounds, surprise moments, and a stage full of real talent doing what they do best. Whether you’re stepping up to the mic or soaking it all in, this is what community creativity looks—and sounds—like.

🎙 Want to perform? Contact Midlands Open Mic directly in advance to apply. Spaces fill fast, so don’t miss your chance to be part of something special! https://www.facebook.com/share/g/16KtGxrtFK/

5.00pm Hailing from the swamps of Hampshire, The Ogretones are the UK’s #1 musical tribute to the Shrek film soundtracks. Featuring multiple vocalists and a full brass section, this 9-piece band will have you singing, dancing and partying like it’s still 2001… They’ve been hard at work watching (and re-watching) the films and picking all their favourite tunes to pack into the setlist – expect hits from Smash Mouth, Counting Crows, Led Zeppelin, Buzzcocks, Wolfmother, Heart, The Monkees, The Proclaimers, Lipps Inc, Bonnie Tyler, David Bowie, Willie Nelson, Joan Jett, Paul McCartney, Ricky Martin and more!

3.40pm Nottingham’s newest contribution to the Ska & reggae scene, this 9 piece supergroup brings together decades of experience. With a deep passion for first wave ska, rock steady and the twotone movement, The Hoplites deliver original tunes & skanking rhythms along with deep and soulful lyricism. “These guys are looking towards the first ska wave rather than the revival of the late 1970s for their inspiration and they did not disappoint the fans” – Trevor Bassey, Leftlion Magazine

2.30pm Birmingham’s Paradise Circus are on track to take the UK by storm, fusing the raw energy of early 2000’s indie rock with sparkling, pop ready production and a relentless live show championed by the likes of the BBC, NME and Clash. 2024’s jam-packed festival season included shows at Camper Calling, Camper Jam and Camp Bestival alongside the likes of McFly and Rick Astley as well as a headline show at the O2 Institute. This year continues in the same vein, with Paradise Circus having a momentum that shows no signs of slowing down.

1.40pm Shropshire-based Jessie Reid captivates audiences with her evocative songwriting and highly distinctive percussive ‘laptap’ guitar style. Her soulful, folk-inspired music has drawn comparisons with Ben Howard, Newton Faulkner and Lucy Rose, has featured on Made in Chelsea, Love Island and BBC 6 Music and has had over 8 million Spotify streams. Jessie has provided main tour support for Steph Strings and Dan Owen and has performed at Glastonbury Acoustic Stage, Black Deer Festival, Moseley Folk Festival, Shrewsbury Folk Festival, Camper Calling and Timber Festival.

12.50pm Holly Rolfe is a 20-year-old Pop artist based in Leeds but hailing from Lichfield. She has always had a huge passion for music, and having come through Lichfield Arts’ Emerging Talent programme is currently studying pop music at Leeds Conservatoire whilst using any free time for gigging and busking around the UK. Major achievements this past year include opening for Cian Ducrot’s headline show at The Piece Hall in Halifax, putting on her debut headline show at Headrow House, playing The Cavern Club in Liverpool and singing live for Strictly Professionals Amy Dowden and Carlos Gu whilst they promote their 2025 tour.

12.00pm Formed in 2022 with the support of Lichfield Arts, ASpire is a community jazz band that provides an opportunity for local amateur musicians to meet, play and develop together. The band now boasts 30 members under the leadership of Musical Director Josh Clayton. Playing a mix of jazz standards and original compositions, the band has already supported several local charity events and is delighted to be part of Fuse 2025.

PQA Lichfield – Sun 11am. Catch a vibrant performance from the talented students of PQA Lichfield Performing Arts School! Offering classes in acting, singing, dancing, and filmmaking, they’re not just about performance—they’re about building confidence and self-belief too!

Sutton Coldfield Musical Theatre Company – Sunday 11.30am. Experience a powerful preview of Jesus Christ Superstar as SCMTC brings iconic songs to the Fuse Festival stage. Don’t miss this chance to witness the passion and talent of this award-winning company ahead of their full production at Sutton Coldfield Town Hall in November.

12.00-5.00pm Midlands Open Mic Takeover – Local vibes. Big talent.

A playful, creative space packed with hands-on activities, workshops, and artistic fun for all ages – powered by amazing local partners and makers. Come explore, create, and be inspired!

Flotsam the Fool Circus Activities – Join Flotsam the Fool for fun circus activities! Take part in learning new skills like tightrope walking, diablo tricks, and more – all while having a blast!

Lichfield Society of Artists – Explore the world of local art and take part in hands-on workshops, browse their exhibition, and learn about a group that’s been championing visual arts in the city for over 80 years.

The Garrick Theatre – Get into the spotlight with fun, creative drama activities for all ages! Join the team from Lichfield Garrick for games, workshops, and a taste of theatre magic.

Mark Fraser Storyteller – Step into a world of wonder with Mark Fraser, master storyteller. From mythical tales to magical adventures, gather round for spellbinding stories that spark the imagination of children and adults alike.

Fun Club Hub – A creative hangout just for young people! Drop in for hands-on activities, a space to chill, and loads of fun. Plus, don’t miss the GameChanger Gaming Bus — packed with games and ready to play!

Hub at St Mary’s – Bringing fun and creativity to Fuse Festival with hands-on children’s activities for curious minds and crafty fingers – come and get stuck in!

Nurture CIC – Get involved with Nurture CIC’s Growing Communities activities! Join in on food and planting workshops, and help grow something special. Plus, check out the Represent Project, where you can create unique bracelets from recycled jewellery materials!

Nature Playzone with Nurture Partners – A fun, nature-filled space for under 5’s, brought to you by Nurture CIC and their community partners. Enjoy hands-on outdoor play, exploring the natural world through sensory activities and creative play!

Spark Burntwood – Get creative with Spark! Make your own musical instruments from recyclables – fun for all the family, including the little ones. Explore sounds, rhythms, and the magic of music using everyday materials!

Lichfield Litter Legends – Meet the Lichfield Litter Legends and discover the incredible work they do across the district. Learn more about their mission to keep Lichfield clean and green, and how you can get involved in making a positive impact on the environment!

We’ll also be joined by local project The Great Imagining.

Enjoy pop up performances around the festival site from:

Lichfield Players – Come and enjoy the talent of the Lichfield Players as they bring spontaneous performances to the festival site! Whether you’re a theatre enthusiast or just curious, their exciting pop-up shows are sure to entertain. Find out more about this vibrant local group and enjoy their fun, energetic performances throughout the day!

Tuneless Choir Lichfield – Get ready for some fun and uplifting moments with Tuneless Choir as they perform pop-up sessions across the festival site! Whether you’re a singer or simply love to watch, their feel-good performances will bring joy and energy to your day.

Lichfield District Council Active Crew – Get moving with the Active Crew! Join Lichfield District Council for a range of fun sporting activities for all ages and abilities. Whether you’re trying something new or honing your skills, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

Swadlincote Lasers – Meet the team and find out how you can get into basketball! Swadlincote Lasers welcome players of all ages and abilities – come see what it’s all about.

Volunteering at Fuse

Applications are now open to join Team Fuse!

Whether you’re interested in gaining live event experience or simply want to give back to the community, and are 16+, we have numerous opportunities for you, including: stewarding, meet & greet, ticket scanning, and bucket shaking. Shifts are just 2 hours long and in return we’ll give you a free drink at the bar per shift and access to our backstage volunteer area.

Tell me more

It’s about making sure everyone has a great time in a safe environment. There are lots of different volunteer roles at Fuse, what ever your skills, we can use them and help develop them. You’ll have plenty of support from our team and our other experienced volunteers.

How much time do I have to commit?

As much or as little as you want. You can join us in the planning or prep or just at the event itself. During the event each shift will last two hours and we hope that you’ll be able to give us this as a minimum. You might want to cover several shifts or join us for just one – any time you can give will be appreciated!

Are there any restrictions on who can volunteer?

You need to be at least 16. That’s it. We are keen to encourage volunteers from all ages and backgrounds. Fuse aims to be fully inclusive in welcoming everyone. If you have access needs you’d like to discuss, please get in touch via [email protected]

How will I understand my role?

We run volunteer briefings at which we share with you a little info about what to expect and to give you chance to meet the team. You’ll also be given a quick briefing when you sign in for your shift.

Can I volunteer with a friend?

Definitely! Working with a friend or colleague adds to the fun. You’ll have chance to meet other volunteers of all backgrounds and ages, learning and sharing experiences.

What skills can I learn?

You’ll have a chance to get experience and develop skills in customer service, working in teams, and event support. You can also help out with our market research and fundraising. And if you are interested in working in event management, Fuse is a perfect opportunity to get some experience.

Contact Mia to find out more at [email protected]

About Fuse

As a not-for-profit festival, Fuse has been a proud initiative of Lichfield Arts since its inception in 2001. What began as a dream to provide free, live music and activities for all has blossomed into a beloved summer tradition that unites our community, supports the creative sector, provides opportunity for local businesses in the event industry, and generates income for the local economy.

Operated primarily by volunteers, Fuse has evolved into one of the largest events of its type in Staffordshire and the West Midlands with an average footfall of over 15,000.

We’re proud to say that Fuse Festival remained free entry in 2024. In a time when many festivals are succumbing to rising costs and increasing their ticket pricing, we are also feeling the heat. Our fixed costs have increased by 44% since 2019, but with the average festival ticket price now at £165, a price few can afford, we are working harder than ever to ensure this celebration of community, shared joy and love of live music and quality arts remains free, inclusive and accessible.

We can’ do it without the support of generous sponsors, funders and through donations from supporters like you! Your support is vital! Join us in making a positive difference today

We can’t wait to welcome you to Fuse 2025!

Fuse Sustainability

Fuse Festival is very conscious of our environmental footprint. We are committed to promoting environmental awareness and responsibility, not least to ensure that the beautiful gardens and open spaces of our home, Lichfield’s Beacon Park, are respected and protected.

Here’s some of the things we did in 2024-

To limit plastic waste, we used our reusable cups at this bar this year. With special thanks to sponsor Access Bookings.

We used 2024 as an opportunity to understand our energy usage by tracking power demand across our site.

We had plenty of bins around the site so there was every opportunity to dispose of waste responsibly.

Our skip provider is one of the greenest around so it didn’t matter which bin you put your rubbish in. It all gets dealt with responsibly. Read more about them here – www.briers.co.uk

We continued to choose local businesses for event services and supplies as we look to limit our travel miles.

We worked to further understand where our audience is travelling from and how.

We had the wonderful volunteers from Lichfield Litter Legends helping us make sure our site was kept litter free during and after the festival.

We are working with Vision 2025, a not-for-profit organisation helping the outdoor events industry take action on the climate crisis, providing advice, tools, resources, news and events for a community of over 500 events and businesses. You can read more about it here – www.vision2025.org.uk

We are also using tools and initiatives from pioneering non-profit organisation Julies Bicycle, who mobilise the arts and culture to take action on the climate, nature and justice crisis. Read more about it here – www.juliesbicycle.com

If you’d like to understand the impact of your travel choices and take action to tackle them, you can use this calculator to analyse your journey to Fuse. https://ecolibrium.earth/travel-carbon-calculator/

We are working with Counter Terrorism Policing to encourage live music fans to #BeSafeBeSound.

Counter Terrorism Policing is collaborating with the UK’s biggest music venues, arenas and festivals to deliver vital safety advice to the public.

We all have a role to play in keeping each other safe. Your safety is our priority and that’s why we have security measure in place.

You can play your part by trusting your instincts, and if you see something that doesn’t feel right, tell security. Our teams will take every report seriously. You won’t be wasting their time.

Here are some quick tips to help you have a safe and enjoyable time:

Allowing time for bag checks
Be patient with security checks. It might seem inconvenient, but they are in place to help you.
Stay alert and look out for each other. If you see something that doesn’t feel right, tell security. Don’t leave it to someone else.
Don’t leave bags unattended. Never agree to look after a stranger’s bag, no matter how genuine they seem.
If there is an incident, listen to staff and any announcements.
In an emergency, always call 999.

Have an amazing time, and if you see something that doesn’t feel right, report it to security straight away. Thank you for playing your part. #BeSafeBeSound.

Operated primarily by volunteers, Fuse has evolved into one of the largest events of its type in Staffordshire and the West Midlands with an average footfall of over 15,000.

We can’ do it without the support of generous sponsors, funders and through donations from supporters like you! Your support is vital!

If you share our passion for the ensuring the transformative power of the arts is accessible to all,, get in touch with Festival Director Cathy to discuss how you could join us in making a positive difference today.

There are multiple opportunities for your company to partner with us. Sponsoring Fuse Festival is a unique opportunity to engage with a diverse audience, build valuable connections, and showcase your commitment to supporting arts and culture. Find out more here.

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