A Hampshire-born singer-songwriter and DJ is set to open the Three Friday Nights festival taking place at Goodwood Racecourse.
Craig David has been announced as the first performer at the event which combines horseracing, music and dancing throughout June 2024.
In a press release, the event added: "The Grammy Award-winning music artist will perform to a dazzling crowd in the laser-lit Goodwood Parade on Friday 7 June.
"Thousands of racegoers will assemble at the stage after an afternoon of horseracing for an evening filled with music at one of Britain’s most picturesque racecourses, nestled within the heart of Goodwood Estate’s rolling countryside.
"Following Craig David, DJ Gok Wan – who is now a firm favourite behind the decks – will perform on Friday 14 June. Channelling his love of soulful, uplifting house, Gok has been bringing his club beats to packed-out dancefloors at some of the world’s biggest venues."
Rounding at the event, DJ and producer Dimitri from Paris will perform on Friday, June 21 "whose musical influences are deeply rooted in 70s Funk and Disco sounds".
Tickets for Three Friday Nights at Goodwood can be found on their website here.
Recommended reading:
- Hampshire's most famous musicians - do you know them?
- Nine celebrities who grew up in Southampton – from footballers to filmmakers
- 21 pictures taken by Romsey photographer show fun at huge Hampshire music festival
James Crespi, Racecourse Director at Goodwood Racecourse, said: “Three Friday Nights are back with a bang at Goodwood Racecourse this year, combining horseracing and music with amazing views of the South Downs for a truly memorable day.
"A ticket gives you access to an incredible evening of racing, warm-up DJS and amazing food and drink before the main act.
"And with this year’s events featuring Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter, Craig David, followed by Gok Wan and Dimitri from Paris, it looks set to be bigger than ever.”
Comments: Our rules
We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.
Please report any comments that break our rules.
Read the rules here