Held in beautiful forest locations across the country, Forest Live is a major live music series managed by Forestry England, returning from 24 - 27 June 2027. With everything required for a great night out, the concerts are renowned for their relaxed atmosphere and spectacular forest backdrops. Income generated from ticket sales helps look after the nation’s forests sustainably, for people to enjoy and wildlife to thrive. The 2027 programme includes: Ronan Keating & Blue (Thursday 24 June) Across Boyzone and a solo career, Ronan has sold 45 million records worldwide, including more than 20 million as a solo artist, across a catalogue of 21 albums. Co-headliners Blue are not only celebrating more than 25 years in the business, which has seen them consistently regarded as one of the UK’s best pop bands, but truly being back at the top of their game. Madness (Sunday 27 June) + special guests Scouting for Girls Over more than four decades, Madness have remained a uniquely British institution: mischievous, melodic, and timeless. Their music continues to resonate across generations, proving that the spirit of the Nutty Boys is very much alive. eyond the charts, Madness became a live institution. Dates, times & locations Dates: Thursday 24 - Sunday 27 June 2027 Times: Vary by event Location: Westonbirt Arboretum, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, GL8 8QS Tickets and booking information Tickets will be released shortly. FAQs When is Forest Live? Forest Live 2027 takes place from Thursday 24 June until Sunday 27 June. Where is Forest Live held? The concerts are held at Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire, just over 20 miles from Bath or Bristol. View a map of the festival site here . How do I get to Westonbirt Arboretum? The nearest train station is at Kemble (Swindon to Gloucester line), 12 miles away. Only pre-booked taxis will be allowed on site, and there is no on-site taxi rank. Please use the designated pick-up point to meet with your taxi or lift home. Westonbirt Arboretum Forest Live car parks open at 5:30pm (except on Saturday and Sunday evenings when they open at 4:30pm). Parking costs £11 per car in advance or free for Friends of Westonbirt Arboretum and Forestry England members. What time does the concert finish? The events usually finish between 10.30pm and 10.45pm. Live music will not continue beyond 11pm. When will I receive my Forest Live tickets? E-tickets are issued 2-4 weeks before the concert, or at the time of purchase for late bookings. This includes e-tickets, for any pre-booked parking spaces or coach/shuttle travel. Please download each e-ticket and save to your device before arriving at the venue, as Westonbirt can have limited phone signal or wi-fi. Is there an age limit for the concerts? All ages are welcome at Forest Live. Any child aged three or over requires a full-price ticket. Children aged two and under can attend free of charge and do not require any form of ticket. Under-16s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian (18 or over).There is a minimum ratio of one adult per four children (under 16). Entry may be refused without valid proof of age (photocopy of passport or birth certificate is accepted). Will the event be cancelled if it is raining? Concerts will go ahead regardless of the weather, except in extreme conditions where the venue is deemed unsafe or unfeasible to hold the event. We advise all customers to wear suitable clothing and footwear for an outdoor event. Umbrellas are not allowed to be taken into the arena; please bring a raincoat or waterproof jacket instead. Will the concert have seating or be standing only? Seating is not provided at any of the Forest Live events. You are welcome to bring blankets or small single folding chairs, but you cannot bring these into the standing-only area directly in front of the stage. Please be aware that the audience may choose to stand throughout the event in any part of the arena. You cannot claim a spot with chairs or blankets and leave it unattended. Will there be big screens to watch the live acts? There will be a large screen at all concerts to help you to see all the on-stage action close-up! Can I bring in my own food and drinks? You are welcome to bring picnics, but please check the terms and conditions carefully as items including glass, tables, metal cutlery, breakable crockery and more are not permitted in any part of the arena. A fully licensed bar and a variety of food and drink outlets will be available and accept card payments only. Food vendors can cater for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets. Please discuss any allergies or intolerances with the food vendors on site. Accessibility Is there disabled/accessible parking? Accessible Blue Badge parking must be pre-booked. A charge of £11 applies and a blue badge should be displayed on arrival alongside your parking ticket. The designated accessible arena entrance is situated up to 120m from the accessible blue badge car park along a grass surface. The main drop-off and pick-up point is 400m from the arena. The footpath surface is tarmac and crushed stone. Where are the accessible toilets? Accessible toilets are located on the ground to the side of the raised platform. Additional accessible toilets are available to use before the arena opens, located outside the arena near the accessible blue badge parking area. Can I hire a wheelchair on-site? Limited wheelchair hire is available. This must be pre-booked. Is there an accessible viewing point? A raised accessible viewing platform is provided for customers who are wheelchair users, or have health conditions or other disabilities where they have to remain seated for long periods of time. All places on the viewing platform must be pre-booked. A grass viewing area is provided alongside the viewing platform for customers who have health conditions or other disabilities and need a less crowded area and access to the accessible toilets. All places in the grass viewing area must be pre-booked. Will you have a sign language interpreter? A BSL interpreter will be present at all of the Forest Live concerts - Customers who require BSL can access the general admission area, with the BSL interpreter positioned on the side of the stage. View the full Accessibility Information for Forest Live , or read their Access Statement .

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