Love The 90s Festival
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Love The 90s Festival
Friday 4 June 2027 | 3pm-11pm
Wollaton Hall & Deer Park
You asked for it, and it's back! Love The 90s Festival returns to the iconic Wollaton Hall & Deer Park for the ultimate open-air throwback party, and this time it's better than ever before.
Presented by Live Republic, this year's festival promises to be bigger and bolder than before, bringing together legendary artists, DJs and bigger production for an unforgettable day of nostalgia and good vibes.
The line-up is still under wraps, but it's going to be huge. Love The 90s Festival will be unveiling a massive all-star bill in the coming weeks.
Fans who sign up now will be the first to hear who's joining the party, and the first in line when tickets go on sale.
Love The 90s Festival has quickly become one of the UK's most in-demand nostalgia events, drawing thousands of fans eager to relive the soundtrack of their youth in spectacular settings across the country. So dust off your bucket hat, dig out the glow sticks and get ready to party like it's the 90s!
Tickets go on sale soon - Sign up now.
| Love The 90s Festival (4 June 2027) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Friday | 15:00 | - 23:00 |
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