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Orbital and Happy Mondays are among the leading names on the line-up for Kaleidoscope Festival 2022.The one-day event, which takes place in the grounds of Alexandra Palace in north London, is set to return on July 23 following its sold-out festival in 2021.As well as Orbital and Happy Mondays, the likes of Charlotte Church’s ‘Late Night Pop Dungeon’, The Magic Numbers, House Gospel Choir, Crazy P, Craig Charles‘ ‘Funk & Soul Show’, DJ Yoda, The Cuban Brothers, Zero 7 (DJ set) and PBR Streetgang will all perform at Kaleidoscope Festival 2022.More acts are set to be announced by the event in the coming weeks and months, but you can see the line-up so far below.Tickets for Kaleidoscope Festival 2022 are on sale now from here.In a statement, Simon Fell, Kaleidoscope Director, said: “Kaleidoscope truly is a labour of love for us here at Ally Pally and we can’t wait to welcome everyone up to the Palace for this year’s festival.“The festival site is arguably one of the most beautiful anywhere, offering a chance to roam around our beautiful park and iconic Palace, with stunning views across the whole of London spreading out like a blanket behind the main stage. With an epic line-up, there can’t be many better places to dance away a hot, balmy, Saturday in July.“As an independent festival, run by a charity, the last few years have been a huge challenge.

Groove Armada and The Coral as part of its initial announcement in March.Yesterday (June 30) organisers unveiled the full bill, which includes new additions The Staves, Ibibio Sound Machine and more.“We are buzzing that Ibibio Sound Machine and The Staves will be joining electronic dance duo Groove Armada, The Coral, House Gospel Choir and Mr Wilson’s Second Liners on our outdoor Main Stage,” said Kaleidoscope director Simon Fell.Kaleidoscope Festival 2021 is ON! And what’s more the full line up is now confirmed

direct to your inboxA group of 45 Conservative MPs from 'Red Wall' seats led by Rossendale and Darwen MP Jake Berry have urged the Chancellor to make a "bold move to reduce business rates" for retail.The MPs, members of the Northern Research Group, have written to Rishi Sunak as he put the final touches to his Budget - which he will deliver in the Commons on Wednesday.Signatories include Jake Berry, Dehenna Davison, James Grundy and Simon Fell.The letter says: "We are writing on behalf of the Northern Research Group of Conservative MPs to ask you to use your forthcoming Budget to support our shops and our high streets and our communities.