Mouth Of The Tyne Festival: Times, travel and more as the weekend festival continues
One of the North East’s best summer events is back in July and this is everything you need to know about Mouth Of The Tyne Festival ahead of the weekend.
Situated in the stunning surroundings of Tynemouth Priory, the team behind the event bring some of the biggest names in UK music to North Tyneside for a summer celebration.
This year is no different and we have everything you need to know about Mouth Of The Tyne Festival.
Who is performing at Mouth Of The Tyne Festival this year?
UB40 opened the series of shows on Thursday night with Ministry of Sound Classical headlining the second night on Friday, July 11.
Elbow will headline the Saturday of the event while Kenny Thomas and Sonique will close the weekend on Sunday.
Are tickets still available for Mouth Of The Tyne Festival?
All tickets for every show have sold out, with the exception of the final show on Sunday. Weekend tickets are not available.
What are the times for Mouth of The Tyne Festival?
The festival has confirmed set times for the remaining dates as follows:
Friday, July 11 (Gates open at 6pm)
6.30pm - K Klass
7pm - Karen Harding
8.15pm - Ministry of Sound Classical
Saturday 12 July (Gates open from 6pm)
7pm - Hector Gannet
8.15pm - Elbow
Sunday 13 July (gates open from 11:45am)
12.45pm - Katie Grace
1.45pm - North Riding
2.45pm - Marvin Humes Noughties Baby
4pm - Sonique
5.15pm - Kenny Thomas
How to get to Mouth Of The Tyne Festival and parking
Festival organisers have warned parking around the area is very limited. Front Street will be closed.
The best option to reach the festival is on the Tyne and Wear Metro with Tynemouth as the closest station. It is about a five to ten minute walk from the event site.