Wickham Festival With Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel – Photos
Wickham Festival attracted around 10 000 people that Saturday to gather in a beautiful scenery of hills and fields with tangerine trees and marmalade skies in the very South of England. A colorful mixture of festival clothes stands, fairy painting for kids, fortune tellers and delicious food stalls (including original German sausages – wunderbar!) surrounding the three stages.
With the sun setting in the sky the festival visitors assembled in and around the big main tent to see the headliners of the night, “Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel” and “10cc“. To say the atmosphere was excellent would be an understatement – the crowds were bopping and chanting along like a well-rehearsed massive choir, and we experienced another wonderful show on stage with Steve and his band.
After the show we got the meet the great Graham Gouldman in person for the first time, who we have already been in email contact with prior (we had sent him our cover of one of our favourite songs he’s written for the Hollies, Bus Stop, which thankfully he really enjoyed).
Talk about a perfect day from start to finish 🙂
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Holy Cow getting to meet Graham Gouldman has to be a dream come true! I’m sure you were pinching your self to make sure you weren’t dreaming????
Mona eating like she was attacking the plate???? I can hear her. Num Num Num, gulp. Yum Yum.
And Lisa being her alter ego self…. A Sloth.
Thanks Ladies for these incredible pictures and amazing behind the scenes.
Looks like a great time was had by all! Love the photos! For some reason the photo of Mona holding the knife and fork cracks me up! You girls always make my day.
Wow…what a wonderful time you had and the pix sure do it justice but being there as it was performing…etc…well that’s the real justice and gem of I’ll…so happy you had met Graham Gouldman and had the opportunity to go and experience and cherish the memories of it all ????✌☺????????????????????????
Wow, “tangerine trees and marmalade skies” sounds like the mood there at the festival must have been magical. Can feel the vibe and excitement from the pictures. Thanks for posting.