With her acclaimed Number 1 album ‘The Architect’ riding high in the charts and a BRIT nomination for Best British Female, Paloma Faith has announced that she’ll be appearing at Bedgebury this summer on June 15.
The singer known for her retro and eccentric style will be part of Forest Live, the concert series organised by the Forestry Commission.
So far ‘The Architect’ has spent eight weeks in the top ten, propelled by the single ‘Crybaby’, the stunning ‘Guilty’ and latest ‘Til I’m Done’.
The new album is currently on course to become her fourth double platinum in a row – which would make her the first British woman in chart history to achieve this incredible feat.
Forest Live is a major live music series, managed by the Forestry Commission. Held every year in beautiful forest locations across the country, over 1.5 million people have attended a gig in the programme’s seventeen-year history.
Income generated from ticket sales helps to look after the nation’s forests sustainably, for people to enjoy and wildlife to thrive.
When is it happening?
Friday June 15 Bedgebury Pinetum, near Tunbridge Wells.
Tickets £43.00 (plus £4.80 booking fee) available from 9am Friday 2 February from the Forestry Commission box office: 03000 680400 or buy online: forestry.gov.uk/music
