Let's Rock Scotland and Party at the Palace reveal line up for first joint festival including Ronan Keating and former UB40 frontman Ali Campbell


The news comes as Let’s Rock Scotland and Party at the Palace announced the line up for their first festival together in the town on Saturday, August 10 and Sunday, August 11.
The festivals revealed they were joining forces for 2024 last week and now the musicians playing have been revealed.
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Hide AdOn the Saturday, Let’s Rock Scotland will be headlined by former UB40 frontman Ali Campbell, with performances from a host of iconic artists including Lulu, ABC, Heaven 17, Big Country, Go West, Skids, Toyah, and making their first ever UK festival performance, Thereza Bazar’s Dollar.


And the following day, Irish star Ronan Keating will headline Party at the Palace. There will also be performances from the likes of Bananarama, Callum Beattie, Generation GBX, The Farm, Mary Kiani, Livin’ Joy and Sweet Female Attitude.
Ali Campbell, the former lead singer of UB40, said: “We’re really looking forward to making our debut at Let’s Rock Scotland. We’ve heard great things about the energy of the crowds at these festivals, which is something we love to tap into. Sunshine, good vibes and reggae music...the perfect summer’s evening!”
This year marks 10 years since the very first Party at the Palace, and to celebrate it’s joining forces with Let’s Rock Scotland to create something truly special.
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Hide AdThe new partnership unites two festivals with a proven track record of delivering successful events in Scotland and who share the same values, offering joyous, family friendly events providing a festival experience at a fair price.


John Richardson, director of Party at the Palace, said: “Party at the Palace is in its tenth year now and this collaboration will help ensure we are here for another ten years. We are absolutely thrilled that we have teamed up with our friends at Let’s Rock to help us deliver the biggest party of the summer.”
Nick Billinghurst, director of UK Live, organisers of Let’s Rock Scotland, added: “We are so excited about our new partnership with Party at the Palace and our first festival at our new location, which is only 25 minutes from our original site in Dalkeith.
"We think this is the perfect line-up for the happy, party vibes which we’re renowned for.
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Hide Ad"Double the event means double the fun! Join us for a weekend of music, laughter and celebration at our new home in Scotland.”
Weekend and day tickets for August’s events will be on sale from 10am on Wednesday, March 13 via www.letsrockthepalace.com