Tattershall Lakes music festival returns with special guests including JLS star Marvin Humes

Joe Griffin

10 May 2024 at 11:18 am·1-min read

Marvin Humes will be performing at Rock the Lakes music festival at Tattershall Lakes Country Park -Credit:Away Resorts

A popular music festival at Tattershall Lakes is returning this June with a celebration of live music and family-friendly entertainment. Rock the Lakes will take place from June 7 to June 9 and will feature a line-up including JLS star Marvin Humes and DJ Woody Cook.

There will also be a number of tribute acts at the festival, including Reyoncé, U2UK and Little Fix. Activities for children will be available across the weekend with Bear in the Woods, a Kids House Party, Silent Disco, Face Painting and Festival Crafts.

Tattershall Lakes Country Park is located in the picturesque countryside of Lincolnshire and spans across 365 acres of woodland, lakes and parkland. It offers a range of accommodation options for guests, including luxury lodges, caravans and camping pitches.

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The festival will also feature an array of food vendors and entertainment options for all ages. Prices start from £250 based on a three-night stay from Friday, June 7 to Monday, June 10 in value accommodation.

Marvin Humes will be performing on the Saturday evening while DJ Woody Cook will take to the stage on Friday. A full festival schedule can be found on the Away Resorts website.

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