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Paul Weller To Play "Live From Jodrell Bank" Concert!



Live from Jodrell Bank are a series of shows taking place on weekends throughout the year on an outdoor stage right in the shadow of the towering Lovell telescope. This diverse array of shows or transmissions will span all genres of music with some of the best international and nationally renowned artists. As well as providing an amazing backdrop the telescope will also be serving a secondary purpose as the worlds most incredible projection screen!

Throughout the day there will be experiments and workshops along with free access to the new visitor centre – but come evening it’s all about the music and one mind-blowing and totally unique show!

Live from Jodrell Bank is brought to you by the creative minds behind Kendal Calling festival, The Warehouse Project and Ear To The Ground.

TRANSMISSION 002:  SATURDAY 23RD JUNE

Elbow + Special guests tba

TRANSMISSION_003: SUNDAY 24TH JUNE

Paul Weller + Special guests tba

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