Bash Family
FestLive music · good vibes · great times
the whole village turns up for this one
A full afternoon-into-night of tribute bands, DJ sets and field-day chaos on the outfield at Baxenden Cricket Club — bring the kids, bring the deckchairs, bring your best Freddie Mercury impression.
Advance tickets from £10 + free child place. Prices go up on the day.
On the Bash stage
Five acts across one field — big vocals, bigger costumes, and a DJ to close it all out under the lights.
The moustache, the mic-stand spins, the falsetto — a full-throttle tribute to Freddie Mercury and Queen's biggest anthems.
High-energy live set built for a festival field — dance-floor favourites and singalong hits from start to finish.
A Tribute to Rock
Classic rock, played loud and played straight — the riffs you grew up on, delivered properly.
Turn back time with a glitter-soaked tribute to one of pop's most iconic voices and stage presences.
Keeping the crowd moving between sets and closing the night out with a proper DJ set as the sun goes down.
Everything, on one poster
The complete day at a glance — save it, screenshot it, stick it on the fridge.
- 01Doors & family activities open at 2pm on the cricket club field.
- 02Tribute acts and live music run through the afternoon and evening.
- 03DJ Starkie hosts and closes the night, wrapping up at 10pm.
- 04Kindly sponsored by GWD Electrical and MADE Bespoke.
Save now, party later
Buy in advance and save — prices rise on the day, and children go free with an advance adult ticket.
- One free child place included
- Guaranteed entry, no queueing to pay
- Locks in today's price
- Subject to availability
- No free child place
- Prices confirmed to rise on the day
East Lancashire Hospice
Bash Family Fest is proud to support East Lancashire Hospice, who provide free care and support to people living with terminal and life-limiting illnesses across the region.
Come for the music, the tributes and the family fun — and know your ticket helps a local cause too.
Learn more about the hospice →
Event details
Saturday 5 September 2026
2:00pm – 10:00pm
All ages welcome