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Flackstock returns in 2023

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Friday, December 16, 2022 7:41 am
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Natalie Pinkham, Jody Flack, and Dawn O'Porter at Flackstock 2022. Picture: Dijana Capan/DVision Images

Natalie Pinkham, Jody Flack, and Dawn O'Porter at Flackstock 2022. Picture: Dijana Capan/DVision Images

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FRIENDS and family of Caroline Flack have announced the return of Flackstock for 2023.

Following its inaugural event last year, the day festival is set to return for another year to celebrate the life of the late TV presenter.

Last year saw performances from Olly Murs, Tom Grennan, Ronan Keating, and Natalie Imbruglia, among others, and raised £325,000 for charity.

The funds raised were split between Choose Love, Mind, Samaritans, and the Charlie Weller Trust, each of which “held a special place in Caroline’s heart.”

The organising committee, including Caroline’s mother, Christine, and sister, Jody, has confirmed that the festival is now set to return to raise further funds for the outlets.

While the date has been set for Monday, July 23, 2023, the line-up is yet to be announced

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Flackstock 2023 is due to take place in the grounds of Englefield House, following on from a series of summer concerts as part of the site’s Heritage Live program.

The committee said: “Flackstock was an incredible way to remember our friend Caroline, but it became so much more than that – a place full of joy where people felt comfortable talking about mental health.

“There has been an overwhelming desire for us to return, so we are back with the intention of building Flackstock into a legacy festival to raise money and awareness for a range of brilliant charities.

“We want everyone to come and join us in 2023 for this magical event.”

Tickets are now on sale, priced at £66 per person, and £32 for under 14s, available via: www.axs.com.

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