Last chance to purchase tickets for Mayor’s charity rock festival in Wolverhampton
There’s still a chance to grab tickets for the annual Mayors Fest happening this weekend. The event stands as a major fundraising occasion for Mayor of Wolverhampton Councillor Linda Leach’s Charitable Fund, benefiting the Beacon Centre, Age UK Wolverhampton, and The Samaritans Wolverhampton. Friday, April 4th kicks off with a show at The Giffard Arms on Victoria Street, with Doomsday Outlaw headlining the event at 7:30 pm. The main event, however, falls on Saturday, April 5th at KK’s Steel Mill on Frederick Street, starting at 1 pm. The highly sought-after band, Massive Wagons, is set to headline, boasting a track record of four consecutive albums reaching the top of the UK Rock and Metal Album charts. Joining them on stage are other bands like Virginmarys, Gin Annie, The Karma Effect, Takeaway Thieves, White Tyger, and Soul Revival. In between, acoustic acts are lined up to provide a seamless musical experience throughout the day. Finally, The Giffard Arms will host the closing gigs on Sunday, April 6th, starting at 12 pm, with Seize the Void taking the main stage. The tickets for all venues are available on ticketweb under “Mayors Fest”.
Mayor of Wolverhampton Councillor Leach extends her gratitude to Doddy White and the Rockers Through the Ages team for spearheading this rock music extravaganza. She also expresses appreciation to the venues, KK’s Steel Mill and The Giffard Arms for accommodating the festival. Councillor Leach invites music enthusiasts to come out and enjoy the energetic atmosphere at any of the 3 shows, knowing that their presence contributes to raising funds for three noteworthy local charities. She eagerly anticipates visiting KK’s Steel Mill on Saturday and hopes to see attendees there for an enjoyable time, all in support of the community.
In a bid to raise much-needed funds for local causes, the Mayor’s Fest brings together a mix of high-octane performances and heartfelt music, with the goal of making a positive difference in the community. The organizing committee, headed by Doddy White, and an array of local bands and performers have come together to stage a weekend filled with rock music and goodwill.
As the stage is set for the 2025 Mayors Fest, Mayor of Wolverhampton Councillor Linda Leach is leading the charge alongside the organizing team, venue owners, local bands, and residents, all united in their efforts to support local charities and bring a wave of positivity to the Wolverhampton community. So, if you’re a fan of live, loud music and are looking to have a fantastic time while contributing to a noble cause, don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to be part of a memorable weekend filled with music, camaraderie, and community spirit.