Over the years, Lytham Festival has grown from a one-night-only community concert to a spectacular live music event which attracts more than 70,000 people each summer.
Here is the full line-up for 2022 – and how you can buy tickets before the big event.
1. Tuesday, June 28
Veteran entertainer Diana Ross, who rose to fame as the lead singer of The Supremes in the 1960s, will be the first act to perform at this year's festival, which opens on Lytham Green on the night of June 28. Also performing will be folk rock singer Jack Savoretti and musical actress Cassidy Janson, who starred as Elphaba in the West End production of Wicked. Photo: Dave Burke/Cambridge Club Festiv
2. Wednesday, June 29
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, who topped the UK charts for seven consecutive weeks with his famous single 'Someone You Loved' in 2019, headlines on June 29. Joining him will be Canadian singer JP Saxe and Scottish Music Award Breakthrough 2020 winner Luke La Volpe. Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez
3. Thursday, June 30
Leading the acts on June 30 is Snow Patrol, whose most famous hits include Run, You're All I have, and Chasing Cars, which was named the most-played song of the decade in the UK in 2009. Also performing is rock band Kodaline (previously 21 Demands) and Jade Bird. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
4. Friday, July 1
Duran Duran provides the opening entertainment for the weekend. Also performing will be electronic duo Goldfrapp, Walt Disco, and DJ Katie Owen. Photo: Kevin Winter
5. Saturday, July 2
Lytham Festival guests can revel in a night of soul and R&B on July 2, with a headline performance from three-time Grammy Award–winner and Rock N Rolll Hall of Famer Nile Rodgers and Chic. Following will be American R&B girl band TLC, Soul II Soul, and actor Craig Charles, who presents the Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show on BBC Radio 6. Photo: Jeff Spicer
6. Wednesday, July 6
Manchester pop band Simply Red, led by singer-songwriter Mick Hucknall, will headline on July 6, followed by Brit Award winner Lisa Stansfield and Broadway and West End sensation Marisha Wallace. Photo: Submitted