Singalong anthems aplenty at Yorkshire Wildlife Park shows

Scouting for Girls, The Hoosiers and Toploader will be headlining the event on Saturday August 29, followed by Ocean Colour Scene on Sunday August 30.

The festival weekend will also feature supporting acts Radio DJ Scott Mills and The Camens on the Saturday and anthemic Liverpool act The Farm, indie-poppers The Feeling and ‘90s hip hop-dance act Stereo MC’s on the Sunday.

The Farm’s hits include All Together Now and Groovy Train, while the Stereo MC’s are best known for their international hit singles Connected and Step It Up.

Ocean Colour Scene are one of the most successful and most loved bands of the Britpop era, with singles including The Riverboat Song and The Day We Caught the Train.

Scouting For Girls have sold more than two million albums and two million singles, including four top 10 singles, and will take to the stage to sing some of their most popular hits.

The million selling indie-pop act The Hoosiers released their debut album The Tick To Life in 2007 and achieved rapid success, hitting number one in the UK charts. Visitors can expect performances of their hits, including Worried About Ray and Goodbye Mr A.

Toploader’s version of Dancing in the Moonlight has one billion streams across all platforms.

Ticket prices will include park entry, where visitors can come to face to face with some of the world’s most remarkable and endangered species.

John Minion, the park’s chief executive, said: “We are looking forward to putting on another amazing Wild Live Concert series.

“They are always such a popular event, and we have some extremely talented acts coming to the park.

“This one-of-a-kind live experience is guaranteed to have children and families dancing and creating unforgettable memories.”

Previous acts at the park include Russell Watson, Olly Murs, The Vamps, JLS and Ella Henderson.

Visit www.yorkshirewildlifepark.com/whats-on/wild-live to book.