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Craig David to headline Newbury Racecourse’s Party in the Paddock

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Thursday, March 17, 2022 10:07 am
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Craig David will headline the Newbury Racecourse Party in the Paddock event this summer.

The musical star has sold more than 15 million albums, and a host of top 10 hits.

Now, he’s preparing for his Berkshire date, four years after he last performed there.

The date is Saturday, July 16.

He said: “I’m really looking forward to seeing you all in July and having a great night like last time… great vibe, great night, time to party.”

The event is one of a number of live music and racing days planned by the racecourse, and it is exciting its staff.

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Harriet Collins, the racecourse’s marketing director, said: “Craig David is no stranger to the Party in the Paddock stage at Newbury, having first played here in 2018 to an almost sell-out crowd of over 20,000.

“He put on such a memorable and upbeat performance and we are absolutely delighted that he has agreed to come back again this year on Super Sprint Day and perform live after racing.

“As Spring starts to make an appearance and the days are getting longer, we are already looking forward to a fun summer filled with brilliant racing action and live music.”

Craig recently enjoyed a daytime residence at the Ibiza Rocks Hotel, and teamed up with Big Narstie to record the sigle When The Bassline Drops.

He also released two albums: Following My Intuition, and his latest, The Time Is Now.

Tickets will be on sale to the general public from 9am on Monday, March 21.

There will be an early bird presale offer available from Friday, March 18. Tickets will be priced from £33.75.

For more details, visit newburyracecourse.co.uk or call 01635 40015.

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