Jamie Webster headlining new festival 'like no other' an hour from Liverpool

Jamie Webster will headline a new music festival just an hour away from Liverpool. Together Again will feature artists from the UK and around the world.

It will take place in Bolesworth Castle, which sits at the centre of a huge country estate. The site has previously hosted live music, as well as filming for the likes of The Real Housewives of Cheshire.

Organisers have said Together Again is “more than just a music event”, with a mix of world-class acts, family-friendly activities and emerging artists. The festival aims to transform the historic grounds of Bolesworth Castle into a vibrant haven of music and entertainment, all set in the serene English countryside.

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Festival goers will be able to enjoy three days of live music in the estate which is overlooked by a three-storey tower dating back to the 1750s. From the team behind the acclaimed In It Together Festival in Wales, Together Again promises a weekend filled with top-tier music acts, family-friendly fun, and unique experiences for all ages.

Today, the organisers have revealed their 2025 headliners will be Olly Murs, Dizzee Rascal and Jamie Webster. The Liverpool singer-songwriter has enjoyed a stellar rise to fame in recent years, from the pub circuit to performing in front of thousands of Liverpool fans in Liverpool and Europe as well as several solo headline shows and performances at Glastonbury.

Jamie hosted his biggest live show to date at Sefton Park earlier this summer. He is now preparing for a tour of Europe and Australia as well as working on new music.

He joins the diverse mix of multi-platinum UK and international acts already announced to perform. This includes Cat Burns, UB40, Jake Bugg, Scouting For Girls, Professor Green, So Solid Crew, Lottery Winners, Nathan Dawe, East 17, Swim Deep, Gabrielle, Bradley Simpson and Sister Sledge ft Kathy Sledge.

Getting the festival party started for all the early arrivals will be Peter Doherty who will headline the popular Thursday Night Camper’s Party. As the festival kicks off in earnest, Friday night’s headliner will be the multi-platinum chart topping singer/tv presenter Olly Murs. Saturday night will see Jamie Webster showcase his skilful song writing prowess that has already won him legions of loyal fans. Genre-defying trailblazer Dizzee Rascal will close out the festival in unforgettable style, with an unmissable set packed with high-octane hits.

Festival goers have been told to expect a weekend of fun like no other with a diverse array of artists and genres set to take to the stage over the weekend. The Together Stage will be at the forefront of the weekend’s highlights – playing host to the soon-to-be announced headliners and superstar artists.

If dance music is your thing then the Agora Stage will be bringing the worlds of tech house, disco and bass all together. Taking it back to the old school is the Rewind Arena which will see classics across pop, dance anthems and UK garage play out under one roof.

Providing a much-needed platform for emerging and local talent will be The Backyard Stage, showcasing the best in new rock and indie artists. With the popularity of country music exploding in the UK recently, The Ranch will be the go to destination to get your country fix. Finally, The Wonky Lizard will be serving up a unique blend of live music, comedy and cabaret, hosting everything from circus acts and comedy sets, to kids raves and family bingo.

The festival are running a ‘Grandparents Go Free’ campaign which means that nans and grandads can attend the festival for free as part of a family ticket. This works out at two adults, two children and up to four grandparents for £279. If you pay in full now you will automatically receive exclusive access to the intimate Thursday Night Campers’ Party - a fourth day included at no extra cost.

Bolesworth Castle is just under an hour’s drive from Liverpool city centre. Organisers have said coaches to the festival will be available. You can find out more information here.