Don’t miss out on Chorley Live 2024!

Tuesday, 24 September 2024 15:30

Chorley’s annual weekend of live music returns on 4 and 5 October, bringing a jam-packed weekend of music and entertainment to Chorley town centre.

Hosted by Chorley Council in partnership with the Creative Network, this popular annual event spans over 35 brilliant venues, where visitors can expect performances by over 200 live artists.

Wristbands for the event are just £5 and available for purchase at any official Chorley Live venue and at Malcom’s Musicland in Chorley Town Centre. Under 12s go free*.

Councillor Peter Wilson, Deputy Leader of Chorley Council, “Chorley Live is one of the most vibrant events of the year and its always a brilliant atmosphere across the town centre with people from all walks of life enjoying the very best music and entertainment.

“It’s a showcase of our thriving nighttime economy and provides a great chance to experience live music by so many different artists. Get your wristband now and join us for an epic weekend in Chorley!”

Acts will begin from 7pm and end at 11pm each night.

Find the full line up, venue information and details of where to get your wristband at www.chorleylive.com

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